ARTFUL DODGER SURPRISES
DEFEATS HIGGINBOTHAK. BIG BEN AND
OTHER SPEEDY SPRINTERS.
Oalta and Roscburg II. Take the Racea for Two-
Year-Olds — Paul Spoils an Intended Coup
— Rexane in Front' Again.
Xew orli-itiis. l.:i.. February 7. — There was little
flisa|i|Hiiiilineiit mauifc-ste*! by the erowd over tlie
)HM>r raeiii;; at the Fair Crouiids this afternocai. It
wjis eoiitident ly ex|iei;led that tiie bad track would
fnrnisli surjirises ami the bi^ s|M‘eulators refrainei]
from heavy o|M*ratlons. The jaior class of starters
held the atteiidaiice down to small uumiters. The
track was a deceptive one, wliicli apiteared Ko<ai on
tlic surface, but was deep and hoIdiiiK. and in spots
soft to a dejjtrce that anclnwed timse unlucky enough
to get into the lia<l places.
.\ sele<’t <ait»Tie of smart easterners atiempttsl a
coup of no mean pro|M>rtions Ity backing Hooray all
over the country in the fifth ra<-e. Init their well-
laid )ilans miscarried when Paul beat him to the
linisii by a small margin. Part of their losses were
retrieved in the succeeding races wlieu Uexaiie and
Itniid led tlieir op(Minents home. Both were pro-
nomieed choices and heavily siipisa-ted.
.\rlfiil Ihsigcr, In tiie fourth race, showed a super-
ior performance by winning despite the |s>or ride
that Miiicaliy gave him. Meadowbreeze in this race
was baekfsl into favoritism from a long price, iuit
ills cliaiuvs went glimurering shortly after the start,
when his rider. V. Powers, appeared to deliberately
hold liim back ami trailed the others to the stretch <
turn, when he begun riding vigorously, and Meadow- ;
^ breeze r<.‘s(suuled with an astimishiiig display of
speeil tliat almost landed him in the money.
Powers’ ride on Banridge in the third race also
eann- in for condemnation. He ailowed himself to
be caugbt napping at tiie post and tlien rod^ with
p(s»r judgment, the race going to the long overdue
•M.v latve, which lieat the goo<i thing, Czar, in a
well eontested stretch drive.
Secretary Maginn liati split tiie original youngster
rui-«' and run it in two divisions, as the first and
• si'cond raia-s. The first was taken iiy (lalta in a
siiarp drive from .Vntiimn .Maid, Xott<-r’s skill lie-
ing the deciding factor. .\fter many attempts
Kosi'burg II. finally found conditions favorable for
a disjilay of his riail worth and t<H>k the se<-ond
race friMii T. C. McltoweH's Serenade, whicli was
making iier first start. SiTeiiade has bemi sliowing
privati' trials of three furliMigs In t!.") s<*coiids, but
ran green and will rever.se this running at some
imar future date.
.IiM'ke.v^ Brussel will, in the future, ride for .1. .1.
MeCatlerty, Frank Brown, liis former employer,
transferring his eontrai-t tiMiay.
t(appahami<H-k was dis|K(se<l of by A. Simons to
W. B. Freeman foi' If.tlNi.
.'Ita-key \V. ott was smsiadided by tiie starter for
five days for disoliedicnce at the |M»st.
Itobeii Tucker has instructed trainer H. C.
Kiddle to prepare for shipment to I.os Angeles
th • horses he has racing here.
•loliii 11. Itillon. secretary of the I.atonia .bs-key
Club, will arrive here Monday in the interest of
tin* .Milldale trai'k, to .sidieit entries from lairsemen
to tlie stakes that will be run at Latonia.
• BILL” SMITH ON CHILTON AND BELMAR.
William Smith, wtei trained the horsi's owned and
raceil b.v his In-othcr, (Ji-orge E. Smith. Is-tter known
on the tnrf as ‘’Pittsburg Phil,” says^Cbilton was
the best hor.se lie ever traiinsl. *‘I have not seen
any of the Chilton .vouiigsters .vet. but several of
them are racing at New Orleans and tlie.v already
give some promise of inheriting some of tlie racing
iiualities i»f their sire.
■‘If it bad not lasoi for his bud legs 1 l>elieve that
Chilton would iiave Is-eii one of the great horses of
turf history. He had a marvelous turn of ■ speed,
and it was only his bad nnderpinning that preveiitisl
Ills being reall.v great. He could carr.v his s(mm-iI as
far as horses are asked to race, and the sport lost
a Wonderful liorse when he broke down.”
‘•Iteliuar was a more than nsefiil horse to me,”
says Smith, in speaking of the sixteen-yi*ar-old gray
lH>rse b.v Belviilere — Adele. now owned b.v T. I,.
Watt ami ioiiucd b.v him for siud duty in West-
Chester cwiint.v as a breeding bureau stalliigi.
”He was one of those idd-fashiomsi tough hors<-s
that reall.v did not. come to his maturity and his
leal g'MKl form until he reached his fourth year. He
lertainly was a giKxl horse, and I will never forget
tin* time he beat Sir Walter. It took some horse
to do that when Sir Walter was gisMl.
”B.v the way. do you know that he won six
handicaps in a row 'I'hat is racing for a liorse that
is ill the hamls of haildicapper Vosburgli. You <-an't
f'M.I .Mr. Vosburgh much, but the old gray horse
was one that did. He had a faslibni of winning
his raies by a nose or a head each time. It did
nut make any difference what the company was.
Belmar wiaild not lieat tlie bad oiu-s any further
than be did the giasl ones.
“The old horse is up in Westchester ciainty now.
I go up and sis* him on</e in a while. He is liaik
ing well, but Is snow white now. He Is sixteen
years old aud good lor uiauy a year ol stud duty.”
TAME RACING AT SANTA ANITA PARK.
Poorer Class of Horses Engaged in Unwieldy Fields
— L. C. Widrig Outruns Chief Desmond.
lais Angeles. Cal., Febniary 7. — Tin* usual ditll
Friday earil was offered toda.v and (lie racing was
oiisiapienil.v uninteresliiig. I.ittl.* serateliiiig was
indulged in ami most of tin* fields were of un-
wleld.v pro|Mirtions.
.IiM'key K. Dugan imliilged in some roiigli riding
with I.itholin. for which he was sc*verely reprl-
uiaiuled.
The most pretentions race was won b.v 1-. C. Wid-
rig, heavily liaok(*<l liy tlie talent and piiblie alike.
Tin* wei'glit tit liim simgl.v. but lie liad to la* driven
out to tile limit at the end to withstand Cliief
Itesmolid’s elialleiige.
Till* iiiiiel.'eii biaiks did a giaal day’s lnisiiies.s
and bad the Iwtler of the afternoon’s siHWt.
Fine Miiiimer weather prevailed and the track
'.vas aliout as fast as it ev<*r lias liis*ii, but th*
(saw class of Imrs s entered tialay prev(*?ited auy
thought of new track I'eeoriis lM*ing «*stablishe*l.
.I<K*key Miller did not wait until tlie last race
before riding a winner IimIii.v. Kerry, under a giaal
ride from the premier j<M-kP.v. easily defeated tlie
■>veii-mom*.v favorite in the first race liy thr*H*
lengths t*asing up. laiiira Clay sinnved the most
early s|M*ed liiit tired at the end. Alliion H. in a
fast closing riisli t*Hik tliird place in the lust stride.
Trallie was most fancied In the youngster rai-e.
hut when it came to the runiiiiig was no inatrli for
AiitUa-li. Tile latter, off to a fiyiiig start, led
tliroiigliout and never left tlie result in doiilit.
Colored i.ad.v was an misy thiril. Tin* otliers were
'lever dangerous.
Chief Desmond proceeded to set a fast pace in
the third race witli L. C. Wldidg riimiing liip|s>d
in liim to the streti'li, wlien (lie latter under a
tierce drive succeeded in gettitig the verdict in the
last stride. •
tieorge Swain easily disposed of Laura E. In the
streU'.h run and won going away.
Little .Minister <■^ 11 ** fast in tlie last Hixte**iith
and iiiHiiiiged to get up to win in the lust strld-
I friMii Finn Fisit. Tlie paeeniakiiig Head D^nee
tired and quit liadly in tlie streteli.
Ha. in tin* closing race, was tlie seemid winning
favorite and tlie seemul winner for Walter Miller.
TURF FOLLOWERS GOOD BUSINESS MEN.
Instances of Those Thriving in Other Walks of Life
Who Graduated from the Tracks,
New York. Feliniiiry ,-|. — Because of tlie asser-
tions maile tiy the enemies of tlie turf tliat its
pursuit unfits young men for mure serious business
affairs, the writ*T is desirous of «etting fortli some
particulars of at least two young men wlio have
overcome ditticulties iinairriHl la following raeing.
Clileago’s turf devotees will no doulit <*aslly reeail
tlie year tliat Clareiiee H. Maehay’s Heno was
defeat**d in tin* .Vmerican Derby at Wasbinglon
Park. Tliat was in VMri, the race having been
won by .Tohii .\. Drake’s Wyeth, with Luelen
.Vpplehy .seeomi and .Maddin third. The track was,
of eoiirs**. very heavy. Xot one of these tiiree
hor.ses ever after dis|ilayed first-elass form. The
eastern contingent returned to New York with
drooping feathers. In addition to Heno, these
other easieni colts were tH'iiten: Hermis. Pentecost
and Arsenal. Tlie mile and a liulf was run in
it-lOl*. wtii*-li s|Mtke for itself, wlieii it Is r**eulle«I
that <111 tills same course (bio«lrieh rau a mile and
i half in ilt.'KiJ. tin* pre.seut American rei-ord.
.Mr. .\Iaeka.v liad high hopes of winning tlie
D**rliy tliat year with Ileuo. He took Mrs. Mackay.
■Mrs. Butler Diiiicau, Craig Wadswortli and Fred
(Jebliard with him to Chicago in a special car.
Heno liad lieoii at t'hieago for s«*vcral days, lint
the going was so lieavy that the work which
Heno’s trainer. “Charley” Hill, considereil neces-
sary. liad dulled his vigor, and some keen horse
watchers, notably “.Mike” Danalier, advised their
friends not to bet on Heno. Tills pans<*d bis price
to go back ill the betting. The race showed that
Diinalier’s judgment was right, for Heno was un-
placed. The ofilcial report says that Hermis polled
up lame, wliieli is incorrect. His jockey, McCue,
refused to make aii.v use of the c*«lt. •.\rsenal.
which liad won tlie MetrofioUtan Haiidleap that
year, and Pentecost, wlilch should Iiave won the
Sulmrbaii a week lieli*re. w hich went to Gold Heels.
Iiotli rail liadl.v in the g*>iug, which they were
wlioll.v iiiiaceiistomed to.
I'poii tlielr return to Xew York. “G..” wlio iiad
tieen .Mr. .Mackay’s l>ettiiig comiuissioiier, and had
lost S-.tSift on Hetio. which he liad liackeil to win
In llie aiite-)H>st hotting, felt ver.v sore.
However, mi tlie day of the return of the dejected
eastern parties, Mr. .Maekay’s mare, Kamara. was
engaged in the .s'lieepsliead Ba.v Huiidieap. at a mile,
was at "<> to 1 in some of the betting, and had
Kedferii up. “G.” endeavored to get Mr. Mackay
to Ijct on Kamara. hut he would not, saying the
mure liad deceived him loo «>ften. “She runs her
last race toilay iiiiiess she shows Is'tter form than
of lati*,” said Mr. Mackay. “’G.” argued the
fact tiiat Kamara liud doue little work ill ten
days would help to freshen her up. His argument
coiiviiieed Jesse Lewisolin, aud lie took G to I third,
to will himself l>et $2.00<* 00 her
tliird. ami when she won lie got a g<sal part of the
money lie did not get wlieii H«*uo lost the .\iiierieaii
Derti.v.
Here is “G’s” own story of wliat he did with
RHODORA DEEMED BETTER THAN LESBIA.
Noted English Turf Writer’s Estimate of the Com-
parative Merits of the Two.
Last .vear in Knglaiid tlie Is'st twie.vear-old tti-
;ies were geiierally held to be superior to the best
colts of tliat age. It was also decided liy the ma-
irit.v of experts that Lesbia was tlie liest of the
• lilies atiil ill coiisi-queiiee tile lH*st_ twinyear-old of
the year. To iieitlier of tliese iqiinious does
■’.\ugiir.” of liomloii Sporting Life, siiliserlbe. He
iolds UhiMloni w as Is'lter tliaii L *sbia ami in an
interesting eompavis*Mi of the is-rformauees of the
wo ernek fillies, says:
’’When tin* last fiat race seas*m ended tliere
were not wanting folk wlio d elared tliat among the
two-.vear-olds the fillies were better than tlie c*dts —
an opinion tliat 1 emild b.v no means siibserib** to,
iiid now tliat tlie .voniig ones referr«*d to are three
vears old. I doubt ver.v iiiueli the same opinion
lieliig expressed at tin* cud of tlie eomiiig seasttn.
It may )> * ratiier a Isdd line to take, Imt. us I
:-i*e«*iilly wTote. 1 sliall not • lielieve in Lesbia, the
siipiMised iH'st of last year’s fillies, asserting su-
(lerioril.v over the eoits in the classic races of the
now fast-iipproaehiiig season. 1 call la'sbia th<*
‘supposed best,’ Iteeitiise b.v eommoii consent she lias
Is*eii awiirdiHl tin* place of lioiior, thougli. for
lu.v part. 1 eoimider Uliodm'a’s iwrformaiiees entitle
‘ler to tlie preference, .kii impartial comparison of
Hie deeds <(f the pair will. I tliiiik, coiivima* aiiy-
IkmI.v who witiies.s<'d most of their races that the
!fisli-bfed filly’s work in li«*r Hist s**ason was better
■hail that of Sir Daiilei Cmip.r’s filly. In saying
rills. I am not forgetting tliat Rbmiora was un-
dueed ill tin* .Midilh* I'ark Plate, won by Lesbia,
Imt siirel.v. in its* light of Ulioilora's sulisequent
gierformuiiee in thi* Dewliurst Plate, no one will
ismteml tliat .Mr. t’roker’s filly showed us her true
roriii ill tile SeeiMid Oetolier Week'. Proiiahly she
was feeling the eff«*ets of lier jmiriiey across St.
Gwrge’s riianiiel. for we saw her give a veyy dif-
ferent iH*rfornianee a fortnight later, after staying
at the tnrf headquarters.
".\diuir**rs of Lesliia will, of eoiirsi', urge that
slie is uiilieHteii. Imt. after all. what did she really
do’r .Slie was out five times, her first appearance
iK'iug delayed till the Y'ork .\ugust Meeting, where
thorough fitness lias as iniieli as aiiytliiiig to do
with tier victory in the Prince of Wales’ Plate, ami
she iM'iit iMitliiiig of iiiiv ue<*onnt. wliile it slmuid
lie iMiriie in mind that Beauty Sleep and Indian
I Kuiiiier were giving tier fifte«*n and eighteen jiounds
n-speetively. Her next race, llie (’iianipagne .Stakes
at DiHieaster. I refuse to accept as a true test of
the merits of the youngsters that rau. Jijckey-
ship liad miieli to do witli the victory of Lc.T'liia,
wliii'li hud all tlie iiick of tliat da.v. and while tlie
otliers were s--e-sawing aliout, Maher, on th«* nippy
little daughter of .St. Frus*|Uiii was saving a lot
of gnmiid on the extreme inside of tlic cIIkiw
track. Her tliinl essay was a walk-over for tlie
Biickeiihani Slakes, and tlien slie dead-heated for
tlie Imiierial Prmliiee Plate at Kempton I’ark with
Vamose, Imt wliat did they lK*at’y And if tlie
erratic Kiiigselere colt liad known his business
better, 1 doubt wlietber Ia*sbia wmild have got to
bis neck, altlioiigb I will admit that she ran on
most gamely at the finish to make a dead heat
of it. Probatil.v l»**r last race was her b**st, wlieu
she **oiifirmed tin* Y'ork form with the disapiMiiiit-
iiig Morena In tlie .Miildle Park Plate, aud quite
explmletl liny tlieories that Miranda luiglit prove
as gisid as her illustrious sister. Pretty Polly. For
some iiiiexpluiiied reason. ItlKHiora did not show
her Inie form that da.v, as we 1*^1 see liy referring
to the DewUiirst Plat**, wliere she beat Your .Ma-
jesty a long way, and .Mr. J. B. Joel’s e»dt bud
finished ill front of her at tlie Second Oetoli<*r
.Meeting. We sliall see iiow Lesliia progresses, but
it is not emaiiiragiiig to her admirers to hear tliat
slie Inis not grown at all.
”Tlte Dewluist Plate winner had a much harder
season that Le.sbia, and did a lot of traveling liack-
wards and forwards to her Irish training liome. Slie
came out at Leopardstowii on the last day of May.
when she won the t’adogan Plate in a canter from
Temeraire and three oth**rs. Less than a month
later tlie last-named gray son of Grey Leg turued
the tallies on ItlKKloru in the Waterford Testimonial
Stakes. Imt it must lie rememliered that the tilly
was emieeiling the colt eleven pounds. The pair
met a tliird time. In August, when for the I.ond4iii-
derr.v Prize, at I.**opardstown, they dead-heated.
RhiMlora carrying l.’i-l imunds t*i the PC pounds of
Temeraire. Prohalily tiie latter’s form with Uho-
dora lias liad iiiueh to do with the piirehase ol
Teiiiei-aire ti.v a patron of S. H. Darling’s stalile.
I reiiieinber lieuriiig such a giaid aeeoiint of the gray
iu the siiiiiiiier that I selectcil him in this e*iliimu
to win the Great Lancashire Bre**ders’ Produe**
Stakes- at the I.iverp*iol Jiil.v Mi***ting. hut probalil.v
his eross-eliaiinel journey liail teui|MirarUy iip.set him.
for he iSiuld not Iiave run up to his form when
beaieu by the Puee-egger filly and Yvette. Re-
verting. however, to l{li(Miora’s performances, prior
to her third meeting with Temeraire, she had been
sent over to contest tin* National Breeders’ Pro-
duce .Stakes at Sandown Park, which many people
til ink slie was uiiincky not to win. for, after lieing
klckeil at the post, she laigau slowly, ami it was
the general opinion that her rider sent lier out to
will her race just a little t<M> .s*s»n. ,\s it was.
.she lia*l a very liar*l race, wlieu Wliite Kagle s»>
giillaiitly rail lu-r out of the finish, for Mr. Hall
Walk**r’s i*olt was eoneeding her twelve tsiumis.
The knocking aliout and sever** fliil.-,U w*mld have
(Cuutiuued on aecoud page.j
ST. FRANCIS FAILS BADLY
RUNS UNPLACED IN THE FEATURE OAKLAND
RACE, AN OUTSIDER WINNING.
Watchful Graduates from Racing — Joe Coyne Wins
Cantering — Oakland Track Becoming Dan-
gerous from Long-Continued Rain. i
Oakland, t'al.. F**liruary 7.— Tlie niniiilig of tin*
KeiiwiMHl Handicap, tmia.v’s five and a half furlongs
feature at t)akland, developed into one of th*-
notaiile upsets of the meeting. Seven horses faeed
the starter, ineludiiig two .stars of the lo**al sprint-
ing division in .St. Francis and t'loiidliglit. The
former, on the strength of liis ree**iit victory over
Geainiell, was tiaeked at <alds-oii as if the race was
all over Imt the shiaitiiig. Tlie Briglit Pho*:biis mare
was a strong second choice. These two raced out
into a big eail.v leail and were completely ex-
liausted in the stretch, letting up a trio of mi-
liacki**] outsiders in Tom Hliaw. Elcvathin ami Bu-
colic. against any one of whicii I."; to 1 was ob-
taiiiulde at some stage in tin* li*‘tliug.
Exi-epting this one race the liettiiig piililic fared
well, tw*> fav<irites and one second and two tliird
choices uecouiitiiig for Hie card despite the unusu-
ally deceptive going. The racing tisliiy was marked
by prolialily the sUiwest time in the Uistiiry of the
track.
Tlie unprecedented long sjiell of wet weather is
tiegiiiniiig to tell on the track, which is now full of
lioles, some a fisit deep or uuire. Unless a eliaiigc
for the iH'tter materializes s*ion, the footing will
Ik* t<K> unsafe to race over. There were two very
bad-liMiking spills today. Gold Bar aud St. Francis
stepped into a hole after tlie finish of tlielr races,
and, with the exceptioirof Hildebrand on Gobi Bar,
they all escaiied serious injury. Hildebrand, who
is a lirotlier to the one-time ehamplua jockey, was
picked lip In an uiicoinsclous condition and conveyed
to the hospital. Latest reisa-ts say that he will
rcjcover.
A secondary feature on the card was the fourth
running of the California J<K*key Cluli Br**ediiig
Bur**aii races, wliich o|icned the pr«K*e<Klings. Tim
8tart**r left tlie licavily backed favorite, t.’oiifessor.
at Hic |Mist aud Wiiteliful, which liad liotibled on
the track so sore and lain** tliat it s«*emed as if h«*
could liardly stride over a straw, scored an iinex-
IK'ctcdly game vict*iry from Tancred, Integrity and
JiK* Riley.
Tile lH*uiitifiill.v bred five-year-old Wadswortli--
\Vary stallion now goes to Hic Stale Br**ediiig
Bureau for stud purposes.
.TiH-key M<-4'laiii. wlio risic Tlie Eiiglisiiiiiaii in
the sixHi raia', was lined $."iO tiy tlie stewards for
pulling bis nioiint up at tin* end and letting Kil-
dora up fo*.* seiamd place in Hie last stride.
Briglit. clear wciitlier prevailed. Approximately
spectators viewed **.\**cllent s]K>rt ami iliirty-
n’inc layers laid the raids.
ARGENTINE THOROUG^REDS INCREASING,
Sciior I’alricio Uodcrigo Ca.sey of Biiciios ,\yr**s.
South America, wlio is now In this eountr.v on liis
wa.v home from a visit in England, is <me of the
leading tiirfineii of .\rgentine and a memlicr of tin*
JiM-key Cluli of Buenos Ayres. i^'iior l.’asey, in
eompariiig liis lawintry with the United .Stales In
a re<a*nt interview. s|»eaking of the horse breeding
industry in .Argentine said:
”Xow, as for horses, the Argentinians d<* not
believe that England should have a mouo|K>ly of
thornnghlireil bhKKl. . We found our mistake in ISliS
and when England want*al horses for tier
cavalry and for army purposes. There tlie norllieni
Yanke(*s had tlie best of It, for we were slMirt of
giMKl bbKHl and had but few tliornughbr*Kls. The
sona of Ormonde. Guy Hermit and the other thor-
oughlireds imisirtcd to the .Vrgcntiiie iiad not made
siitficieiit impress on our stock to give us a standing,
but it is different now and will be In the future.
•’Ill the last three years we have importe*! over
fl.iNNi.iNai worth of h*>rses, or to put It pliiiiil.v,
20*».0(l<t guineas worth In English money. We have
from France, Val D’Or, Jardy, I.iverot and maii.v
*>ther first-elass liorses. From England we have
taken Diumoml Jubilee, Cylleue and scores of horses
of lesser iiii|H>rtaiiee.
”We liave as gissl racing a.s the.v have any-
where iu tin* world. We have a Jockey Glut),
formed 011 Hie same principal as the Jockey Clnh
in France. The meuilM-rs of the club are men of
w**alth aud every mic *>f them is interest***! in rac-
ing as a sport and in the vital importauce of the
value of horse-breeding on seleiititic lim*s with th^^
Hioroughbicd to give tliem speed and staying quali-
ties.
“The *-<>st of raising horses iu the .\rgeiiline is
lower Hiaii in any other country. »»ur puiiipas an*
like your western prairies and I may be pard<'ii<*il
for saying tlie grass is lietler ami far m*M'e luxui'i
ons. Besides, we have no severe cold, with the re-
sult that horses run out the year round. Smue
da.v we’ll hi- sending horses up here to capture your
ricli stakes. l iiiink it would be easy to win a
Iterli.v or Grand I’rix. only Hie ag*>s of onr Imrses
date from Hie first of Xovember, and Hu* advaiilag**
of age would rest witli the liors**s brc*l norlli of
Hie equator. We *iiay shift alsiut a bit apd make
a try fur the Lugllsii prizes.”
(Coulluued ou sixth page.j
VOL. XIV. NO. 34.
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Cllb'.XOO. ILI.lNttlS. FEBRUARY 8. 1908.
TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
Tlie iMtrses which seem best in Saturday's races
are;
Fair Grounds — New Orleans, La., February 7.
1 — Marse Abe, Elizabeth Harwood, Injury.
2 — A1 Muller, Hollow, Severus.
•'! — Ooldproof, .lohn Carroll. I.ady Anne.
4 -Redganntlet, Ellison entry, .\lnia Dnfonr.
5 — Jack Atkin, First Preminni, Lad of Laiigden.
6 — Orly, Alina Diifonr, Sea Salt.
7 — Dr. .McChier, Donna. I.ord Isivat.
J. L. Dempsey.
Santa Anita Park — Ists .\ngeles. Cal., February 7.
1 — Velma ('., .Margie I).. Snapdragon.
2 — Blameless, Frank Clancy, Knight of the East.
:t — Amundsen. Ton.v Faust. E«1 Ball.
4 — Ritleiuun, Tlionias entr.v, Riiliric.
0 — Alma Boy. Chalfonte. Sink Spring.
(! — Giovanni Ibalerio. .Mary Candlemas, Rudabok.
7 — Laura E.. LIborto, Dr. Soule.
E. F. O’Malley.
Oakland — Oakland. Cal., February 7.
1 — tlocytus. Mabel Hollander, Cardinal Sarto.
2— Oeean Maid. Moilena, NovgoriKl.
2 — Hal, Duke of Orleans, Balreed.
4 — Clamor, Jobnn.v Lyons, Red Leaf.
fi — Shenandoah. Boloiuan, Dorado.
f> — Mansard, Captain Burnett, Plansible.
. II. Forsland.
RHODORA DEEMED BETTER THAN LESBIA.
XContinueil from first page.)
settled some fillies, but a month later she was
deml-heatliig with Tenieraire, as mentioned above.
Then came her two Newmarket races, to which I
have already referred, but her ready victory over the
severe seven furlongs of the Rowley Mile must cer-
tainly be accounted lietter than anything that lyeshia
accomplished during her first season, seeing that
the beaten lot included Perrier, Little Goose, Ednani,
Vamose and Norman III. among otliers.”
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
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of senders will not be answered or noticed; nor
will any answers l>e sent by mail.]
D. E. G., Chicago. Yes.
J. G. B., -\nrora. 111. See reply to Pull.
J. A. C„ Rockford, HI . Apparently the sum due
was !).'•. 2,'i.
Pull, St. . IxMiks, Mo. EniiintMir had been s<dd
to the Golden Gate Stable, wbich left Coppit the
Onkinnd Stable entry,
Ellison, Rock Island. 111. It s<'ems clear only
was ordensl let l>e Iwt and that $22.00 Is due
from the Isxik maker. Fk|iiaIIy so it seems the
telegraph operators were to blame for the mistake,
but the bookmaker cannot hold that mistake to he
gotxl as against his client. The lM>okmaker’s plea
that the bet would have ISHm paid has its merit,
hilt is overruled in this ease by the fact that no
bookmaker bas a right to make a bet for bis
client not ordercil liy the latter.
OAKLAND FORM CHART.
(OAKLAND.)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908, WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY.
Seventy eiglilli day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. (I!9 liooks on.) •
I’rcsiding Judge, E. C. Hofiiier. Starter, J. J. Iloltman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat.
Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time 3:40 p. m.). W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Fig-
ures ill parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse
and wciglit carried.
ry Q I I Q first race— ^- 4 Mile. ( 72047—1 : 1 1 *—3—1 0.T ) Purse |C00. 4-year-olds and up-
4 ^ A JL O ward. Stallions. Selling. Net value to winner $.5IK>.
73113
Ind ll<irs<-s
72ti«i:{ W.\T<’I1 FI L
T::eSS TANiMtMD
7 :{tMil I.N'f KGKITY'
7^SSS .lOK UILKV
"ItHiri ■< l.N'FE.SSOH
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys
W 5 107 4
wsn s 10:5 2
WH 5 112 .'1
w 4 109 3
4 3- 2' 13 Keogh
33 ink ink ‘S-h Bilac
221 .J. 3 Post
T H Stevens
Mrs V Hughes
M Burns
Pulled up.Sandy ,Steele|& Riley 20 2ft 12 3
"ItHH’i '< i.N'FE.SSOH wn li 107 1 I>»ft at the i»st. A Harris W Walker 7-5 11-57-511-201-3
Time. 2»iJ. 52ii, 1:20J.
Winner - Br. li. by .Mirtiifiil — YVary (trained by T. II. Stevens).
Weill to |M>st :it 1:41. .\t |M»st 1 minute. Start g.xal for all but Confessor. Won driving; second and
ibiril the same. YValclifiil, oiilpaivd in tlie early running, finished fast and wore tlie leader down at the
iMid. Tancred ilrcw out on the far turn and apiicared all over the winner, but smvumlieil finally. Iiiteg-
I'itv raced into a lirief lead on the last turn, but quit in the closing drive. Joe Riley held a brief early
]< :i.i.
73114
SECOND RACK— 1 Mile. ((59104— 1:38b— 4— 95.) Purse $400. ;5-year-oMs. Selling.
Net value to winner $.32.5.
7:5o;n 3'llFKI!K'r
7:!n:;:i ••im'vtf.s
7294.^ 151 LI. Y' WATKIN.S w 10.5 3 3 43 5= 3"k L-nk ;j« R Davis J M <Tane 4 7 7 3 6-5
7299S LAST GO w 100 8 7 11 lo^ 7- 6- 43 Gilbert K* W’ Healey 10 12 12 5 11^
7:!ii:t9'.si’)’IN'l'5 w 101) 9 10 9* <•» 8k 5‘ 5' A Harris YV Walker 2-1 4 4 8-5 4-5
72s2:i UT:.STI.EU wit lit) 2 4 3b Ook .r,ij 4:5 ipj pen’gast A 15 Pomeroy 20 60 60 20 10
T::o7s .M.i'IDI ADES wn 110 .5 11 7uk <)uk 91 S“k 7« Coles YVilson & .Synfy ttO lOO 100 30 15
7:;ii(Ni otHMAH ws 110 11 S r.3 4'J 6‘ 9'“ 8» .1 no Carroll M J Daly 20 75 75 30 12
<j!>79»\N lf.Mol5H wn 102 4 1 I'i l»k eii 7j 9« Kir.sch’in F* W Doss 12 15 13 5 21
T2ii9S GOI.D 15.\lt w 105 10 9 8h 8=510® I**" lo>® P H’brandJ McGovern 20 lit 75 30 12
7!n79 LEONAUDSD.ALE WB 102 7 5 lOnkll H n U A Will'msR H Rice Jr 20 100 100 20 15
Time, 27t, .53*, 1:21?, 1:50?.
Winner 15. g, by Knight of the Thistle — Beltiirla-t (trained by K. Wolf).
Went to piisl at 2:07. At iKist 2 minutes. Start fair. YVoii easily; second driving; third the same.
'riiinl>ci got into quick forward contention and drew out on the far tnm and held swa.v to the end.
roi'iiiis ran in forward .and |>erslsteiit pursuit Ihroughont and finished slowl.v wearing the winner down in
deep going. P.illy Watkins ran in prominent contejitlou througboiit. Last Go, nearly left, closed an liii-
ii'i-hsi- gap. Supine, nearly loft and shuffled baek again on the first turn, closed a gap under a bad ride.
1‘iislic;-, alter Isdng ujcssc.l alKdil for s<*veii fiirliMigs, finished close up. Aleibiades, ik*arl.v left, made up
iniii-li ground. Wilniore failed to slay after showing siqu'rlor early S|ie<‘d. Tlie winner was entereil for
$-l(si: ti4» liiii.
iircrwciglits— P.Mly YY’alkiiis, 3 pounds; Rustler, 3.
.AWtPPSt ?4 H % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
w 107 6 6 2“k 2= 3* 1=J 1* Sandy XewOrleansS’ble 7
ws 102 1 2 6= It)* 4* 3=J 2=4 C Miller J H .^tawyer
o n c p s
R Davis J M <Tane
Gilbert F’ W Healey
A 15 Pomeroy 20 60 60 20 10
YVilson & Synfy :t0 100 100 30 15
IM J Daly 20 75 75 30 12
F’ W Doss 12 15 13 5 24
I.T McGovern 20 7.5 75 30 12
sR n Rice Jr 20 100 100 20 15
73115
THIRD RACE— 8 1-2 Furlongs. (51466—411—2—115.) Purse $400. 2-year-olds.
Sidling. Net value to wiiiiier $5525.
Jm!
1
AYVtPPSt */i
*4 % Sir F'in
Jockeys
Owners
0
H
C
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7:56:’..s
I lUXA FE
IOC
7 4
]Dk
1* 1=.Y
Kir.sch’m
W Durker
2
2
9-5 7-101-4
7::fti:i
iiAZi.Frr
W 113
5 6
4.\ L»nk
Keogh
T J Hildebrand
r,
5
4
6-5
1-2
MINNIE BRIGHT
W U)7
1 1
7)5
51 3=
Gilbert
I! Schreiber
3
4.J
21-57-5 1-2
721 *6 1
(iPCLFLNT
W 101
1!
.‘'.nk
J Hayes
YY' FI Applegate
3
7
6
C-5
7''n'.7
QI'KE.N YVTII.Y1S
W KiO
S 7
7«
7*5 r»nk
T Rice
Keene Bros
10
GO
50
20
8
7 !!iiI *5
A lt\’F7 K'T I.Ei )N.\UD
W 102
4 5
6*
6= 6=J H’herton
YV F King
20
20
8
3
7'28Sl
AIR
W 165
6 2
•Ml
•n 730
W Fischer S C Hildreth
.50
50
50
13
6
7::')I9
MI.NOUC.Y
W 1*J3
3 8
8
8 8
Sandy
H 'r Griffin
15
20
12
u
2
Time,
25?. 4-
AWtPPSt % hi =4 Str Fin Jockeys
CHOPS
liTD.M .SHAW
WB
104
3
1
6*
5* 2'i
ink c Miller
SlerraNevadaSta
4
15 15 4
8-5
KI.EY'.YTIi )N
s
r,
100
2
7
7
7 7
2*J Kirsch’m
KenilworthSkFTii
12
16 15 4
8-5
dtfCi ii.ic
K
107
6
4=
4*J 5»
3® Alarie
YY'alker&McKin’ii
15
1:5 16 3
6-5
RKENK W.
w
91
i\
5nk
6*1 4J
45 Gilliert
S Fimer.v
15
26 26 6
9 5
:)ST. I'RA.NCIS
w
117
4
i
2J
2=. p,k
5J Keogh
Maiile Stable
6-5
(U.5 9-161-3 out
•ciaU'IM-IGMT
G
no
1
1®
1® 3*i
6* R Davis
M<ilera&- Josephs
2*
3 2J 4-5
2-5
.\1 ARWIMd*
WB
106
5
2
3“
3". 6*
7 McClain
It I) Hume
lOO 1.50 100 20
8
7.30791AI.TA1R s 3 07 6 .5 5' 5"k 7= 7» 7»® Cboneau D S Fountain 5 9 8 3 6-3
730H0 L.\SSF:N n 4 m 4 3 7* 7* 8 8 8 McClain J FI Hoi.pa.s 15 30 30 10 4
Time, 2r»i(, .51?, 1:1!)*. 1:4)4, 1:49*.
Winner — Br. g. by Tlie Judge — F'hirinna (trained by C. Brant).
Went to iM>st at 3:25. At post 1 iiiiiiiite. Start gwsl. Won easily; seciaid driving; third the sain".
The Captain tralkM for ualf the journey, then moved up leisurely on the turn and won off at the end
pulling up. Wolfvllle ran ont mi all turns, losing twenty lengths under a poor ride and was easily best.
Ik-rdom was well up from the start and steadily Improved his position near the end. Celeres set the pace
by a wide gap for seven furlongs, then quit very badly. Gromobol, after early strenuous and close
iitfcndance on l>leres. quit, as If short. Meada ipiit after forward contention for six fnrlongs. Altair
letirtsl at tlie end of five fnrlmigs. I.ass<-n is best In slo|>py going. The winner was entered for $300; no
bid.
CHOPS
4 7 6 2 7-10
6 13 12 13-54-5
2 3 2 3-5 1-3
7 7 18-52 1
2.4 3 12-59-109-20
4 7 7 3 6-5
10 12 12 5 11^
2-i 4 4 8-5 4-5
i7;;"iiiTtiF: i'aftvi.n
7 ;;'i;:9 wiu.Fvii.i.E
729S.; i»Ei;iHi.\i
73079 t'FlI.EliFl.S
(729f.DGKl )M()li(.lI
J3U77 MKADA
AWtPPSt U hi % Str F'iii J<K-keys Owners
w 8 11(1 ;t 8 8 8 5* 2=?. 1® Gillerl <’ I5rant
WSB 3 94 7 4 43 4=4 23 3®k 2= Gullndo W .St Vinc» nt
ws 4 111 .5 •: f.iik 6* 4=.*. 42 3* Leeds A White
WB 6 116 1 I 1“. i- 1=' 1= 4* Borel I. F' King
ws 4 111 2 2 34 32 3=4 5® 0® Sandy H Stover
W S 109 8 7 2i 2® 6=4 6® 6 b» T ZUce 11 G Bedwell
C H C P S
2.'. 2*. 24 1 1-2
1(1 16 16 4 2
15 20 20 8 4
2 12-512-59-161-2
20 20 20 7 3
ry Q 1 ~| O 'SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. D59104 -1 ;:w?— 4— 9.5.)
I O -A -A Allowancos. Net value to winner $::2.5.
Piirse^$400. 3 year-oIds and upward.
I nd Horses
AWtPPSt '4 % % Str F'ln Jockeys 'Owners
CHOPS
7»).'.9MOB «X)YNE wsB 5 109 4 2 3=® 2=4 12 l"k 1« J Hayes A J Jackson 11-107-59-101-3 out
73077 EUDORA W 4 102 2 3 2'4 3‘'"' 3®» 3=» 2»k Gilbert H R .Schaffer 24 5 5 1 1-3
7:!07S=THE ENGLISHMAN 6 1U7 3 1 1® 1» 1= 2= 3»» McClain E Trotter 24 13-512-51-2 1-7
730.58 S.AINT MODAN WB 3 91 144 4 4 4 4 Kirsch’in MarchmontS’ble 15 20 15 4 6-5
Time, 26?. .51?, 1;19J. 1:47*.
Winner — B. g. by Kiii( of Coins — Come (Jiiick ( trained li.v .T. Jackson).
Went to post at 3:53. At post 1 minute. Start fair. YV'on in a canter; second driving; tliird tlio
same. Joe Coyne was reserved to the far turn, then drew out and wmi off and pulling up. Fiudora ran In
U'rward and very game contention throughout and is at her tiest. The Englishman made the rimning for
live furlongs, hut rcadil.v gave way lo tlie favorite and was pulling up at the eud and ids rider was
canglit napping for secmid place. Saint Mmlan was far ontclassi-d.
Cverweiglits— .Saint Mislaii. 1 pound.
NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART.
(FAIR GROUNDS.)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908. > WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY
TRACK HEAVY.
Twenty-ninth day. Crescent City Jockey Cliih. Winter Meeting of (K) days. (:!3 Isxiks on.)
Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, E. W. Maginn.
Racing starts at 2:00 p. ni. W indicates whip. S spurs, B hlinkers. Figures in parenthesis followiii;:
the distance of eacli race indicate index iuiinb(*r, track record, age of liorse am) wciglit carried.
7 Q I FIRST R.M'E -S-8 Mile. (2:1123—36-2—110.) $400 added. ~ 2 yc^ar-olds. ~Maldcns7 ~
f A V-f S|s*cial Weig'uts. Net value to winner $.370.
Ind Horses
72817 GALT A
73604 AITTUMN MAID
72928 BORAGE
72928 NELLIFI FREE
72985 CLAIBORNF:
72799 NANCY BLI^ES w 109 2 9 5'4 64 Heidel F" Brown 6 8 8 3 8 5
72928 GUARDALLEEN w 169 10 5 44 7= J Raker H S Berry 25 40 4ft 2ft 1ft
72928 M’NALLY w 112 13 6 11= 8« W Ott H Oots 16 15 15 6 3
73043 MIQUE O’BRIEN w 112 14 7 14 94 L Smith A F Mathews 1ft 15 12 5 2.'.
7;hH14 LADY HAMMON W 109 11 1ft 9i 10= Mouton A J I»u(iue 25 (Ml 60 25 12
72966 EDWIN L. W 112 5 12 S® 11 >4 Mulcahv A Weber 2ft :!0 3ft 12 6
73043 COLUMRU.S w 109 12 2 13J 124 YV' .Alien V M Civill 2.5 40 40 1.5 S
72889 SIR BARIA w 109 4 11 10® i:i« Brussel .1 K Hughes 15 30 3ft 12 6
72799 FREDA W. w 109 9 13 12= 14 C Henry .Vlex’der&Dlebold 25 25 20 S 4
Time, 12?. 25J. ;:.S!.
YVinner — Br. c, liy M.-icih) — M iriam Claire (trained liy T. Ilarrison).
Went to post at 1:59. At |s>st 3 minutes. Start good. YVoii driving: seeond and tliird tlie same.
Galta got away forwardly and set tlie paee all llie way and, standing the final drive gamely, imistayed
.Yiitiiiiiii -Maid. The latter ran a gmal raee and was in closi'st' inirsnit all tlie way. Borage saved iniieli
guiiind throughout and finished fast and clos»* up. Nellie F'ree went wide all the wav. Naiiey Bines e.in
do miieh lietter. Claiborne, away slowly, was gaining fast at tlie end. Fhiwiii L. got off |mx>i1.v. I'olmn
I'lis. by going wide on the turn. carrle<l the others out and destroyed tlieir elninces.
Overweights — Antiimii Maid, 1 |ionnd.
AWtPPSt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
W 112 63
w 110 8 1
W 109 3 4
W 109 7 14
w 112 1 8
w 109 29
w 11)9 10 5
w 112 13 6
W 112 14 7
W 109 11 1ft
W 112 5 12
W 109 12 2
W 109 4 11
W 109 9 13
1® Ink Notter T D Martin 3
2= 2’ W R W’erE Shearer 2:
34 3'4 R MoDan’l Miller & .Stubbs 8
6= 4= McCahey W K Hughes V
7' 4 54 V Powers T Clyde 2
5 ’4 64 Heidel F’ Brown 6
44 7= J Baker H S Berry 2i
11= 8« YV Ott H Oots 1)
14 94 L Smith F Mathews K
94 10= Mouton A .1 I»u(|ue 2:
S® 11 '4 Mulcahv A Weber 2(
134 124 W Allen P M Civill 2:
10® 13® Brussel .1 K Hughes 1;
3 3.) 11-54-5 2-5
2.5 .5ft .46 15 8
8 15 12 5 2^
1.5 26 20 8 4
2 3 13-51 1-2
6 8 8 3 85
25 40 40 20 10
16 15 15 6 3
16 15 12 5 2.'.
25 (Ml 60 25 12
20 :M) 36 12 6
2.5 40 46 1.5 S
15 30 3ft 12 6
.Vlex’der&Dlebold 25 25 20 S
73101
nd Horses
SECDXl) RACE— 3-8 Mile. I2::i2:t— ::6— 2— 1 10.)
S|h'cial Weigiils. Net value to winin-r $:!70.
$400 mided. 2-ye:ir-olds.
AWtPPSt % ••54 Str Fin Jockeys Owners
73043 ROSEBURG II.
.SFIRENADE
73024=EXOTIC
7:!024 HELEN KIDDER
7366.5®INTERVENE W 169 8 6 6 * 5® Notter II B Durvea 9 5 2 3 2 7-102 .5
7:{l)43 SERVICF2NCE WB 1134 7 7 .5*4 6'4 FI Rice B Schreiber 12 15 12 5 2*
Y'OSEKA - w 109 2 S 7‘4 7' A Martin .1 Rowe 20 4ft 4ft 15 S
BOOKBINDER w 112 II 12 94 .S* Heidel E R Bradley 15 1.5 1.5 6 :!
73065 DlSPUTFl w 112 4 1ft 10= !)-’ L Smith S T Hopkins 1* 15 15 6 3
STRAIGHT TALK w 109 13 14 8= lO® Gaugel S Taizanis 40 6ft 6ft :!6 1.5
.VLAMI.A w 109 9 13 13 11*4 W Ott 1' M West 15 50 Tmi 21) b)
SILVERADO w 109 10 9 11< 12= Shreve S Forsythe 40 (M) TM) 21) 1ft
72.507»GAEA WB 109 12 11 12® 13 R McDan’lBurlew&O’Neill 4 10 8 3 8-5
‘F'ormerly Gala. Time, 12?, 2T>, .‘IS?.
Winner — Ch. c. h.v Ilapsburg — Florida Rose (tmineil by II. McCarren, Jr.).
Went to i>ost at 2:24. At post :l minutes. Start goml. W'on driving; second and third tlic'saine.
Rosebnrg H. was shuffled liack soon after the start, Imt remaining in tlie la'st going, was a forward con-
leiuler after rounding tlie turn. inov(>d up fast and steadily and, wearing Serenade down in the last six-
!e<mtli, won ilrawlng clear. Serenade showed the most enrl.V sjieed, finislied resolutely and will improve.
Exotic, prominent for the first quarter, tlreil slightly near the end. Helen Kidder ran well and did not
run out today. Intervene, poorly ridden, was taken wide and closed a big gajt in the last furlong. Servi-
cence broke slowly and finished gamely. Tlie others were always outpaced.
Scratched — Bonnie Kelso, 112.
Overweights — Servieence, 14 ponnds.
w 112 1 5
w 109 6 1
W 109 3 3
WB'109 5 2
W 109 8 6
WB 1134 7 7
- w 109 2 S
w 112 II 12
W 112 4 10
w 109 13 14
W 109 9 13
W 109 10 9
WB 109 12 11
34 14 Skirvin II McCarren .Ir
1' 2‘4 V Powers T C McDowell
2* 3= Brussel J C Graves
4* 4= Johan’s’n F' .V Pond
II B Ouryea
B Schreiber
S T Hopkins
S I.Mizunis
1' M West
S Forsythe
O H C P S
7 10 8 3 8-5
5 6 3 6-r. 3 5
5 111 10 4 2
15 .36 36 12 6
12 15 12 5 24
20 46 46 15 S
15 15 15 6 :!
1* 15 15 6 3
46 66 66 :;6 15
15 50 TmI 26 16
46 66 TMI 20 16
73102
nd Hor.ses
THIRD RACE- 8-4 Mile. (4.‘)«S2— 1 :12*— 5— 107.) $400 added.
Special Weights. Net value to winner $.375.
AWtPPSt Vi % % Str F'ln Jockeys Owners
3-.vear-oIds. Maidens.
73009=MY LOVE W 106 8 1
72947 CZAR W 110 9 4
72986=BOBBIN AROUND TVB 110 6 2
72t»l BANRIDGFJ w» 110 7 10
75952 SYLVIA G. WB 105 4 8
72952 BULKHEAD WB 107 12 11
72986 RED MILL WB 107 3 5
72986 F'ASHION w 165 16 7
72709 FILIZABETH FRANCESw 106 2 6
72911 PROWLER WB 107 5 3
72709 DFIJFICT ws 109 11 9
69S90 ZIRA WB 105 1 L<
8® 8*4 4*4 1* Heidel .T C Ferriss Jr
54 5= 3® 2* R McDan’l.r Griffin
1® U 1= 3= YV Ott G M Odom
10= 9? 6* 4' V I’owers 1! Schreiber
9® 16= 84 5* Mulcahy .V YV'eber
11 11 9= 6® McCahey T E And
2* 2= 24 7= Notter C K Elli.son
6® 6* 7'4 84 Brussel A G Weston
O H O P S
8 10 9 3 8 5
6 9 6 2 1
6 8 5 2 1
4 44 S 6 5 7-10
15 30 .30 1ft 5
30 30 so 12 6
8-5 3 i:5-51 1-2
12 20 26 8 4
40 100 SO 30 15
72986 RED MILL WB 107 3 5 2‘ 2= 21 7= Notter C K Ellison 8-5 3 i:5-51 1-2
72986 F^ASHION w 105 10 7 6® 6* 7'4 84 Brussel A G Weston 12 20 26 8 4
72709 FILIZABETH FRANCESw 106 2 6 4= 4= 10® 94 J Baker A .1 Gorey 40 100 80 30 15
72911 PROWLER WB 107 5 3 3J 34 5* 10= A Martin Chinn&-Forsythe 6 10 S :t S-5
72709 DFIJFICT ws 109 11 9 7'= 7® 11 11 W Allen T P Hayes .50 75 75 36 15
69S90 ZIRA WB 105 1 Left at the post. T Will’ms C E Patterson 40 60 50 20 10
Time. 24?. 4S?, 1 :17?.
YVinner — B. f, by King Hanover — Percita (trained l<y R. Cassady).
Went to iK)st at 2:.5.3. At post 1 iiiiniite. Start poor. Won driving; seeond and third the same.
My I.ove closed a litg gup and. saving much ground wlien turning into the stretcli. moved tip steadily in
tlie last furlong and outstayed Czar jn the closing strides. The latter was away slowly and forced to go
v.-ide thronghoiit, but ran a gtxal race and was tiiiliicky to lose. Bobliin .\roiind. favort^ at the start and
showing the most speed, led for a lialf, but tired in the final drive. Banridge was sharply taken hack at
tile start, lint closed a I>ig gap and limsiied with a rush. Sylvia C. also closed u gap from a slow begin-
ning. Bulkhead made up ground and is worth remembering. Red Mill tired iiadly aher going a gisul
liall. Filizabeth F'rances and Pniwler showed speed, but failed to stay.
Scratched — 724:>5 Task Master, 107 : 72ts;$7 Tamar, 105; Igidy Altny, 105.
Overweights — M.v Dwe. 1 pound; Elizalieth F'raiu-es. 1; Dcj*“Ct. 4.
73103
F'OUR'l'H UAttE — 3-4 Mile. (4.'MJS2 — 1:12? — 5 — 107.) $400 added. 4-.vear-o1ds and 11
- ward. Selling. Net value to winner $.37.5.
AWtPPSt ?4 %\%StrFln Jockeys
O H C P S
7.3D47 ARTFUL JYODGER W 4 102 13 6 54 3J 34 l®k Mulcahy .1 S YV'ard 25 30 .36 12 6
7.3606=HIGGINBOTHAM wn 4 102 9 7 3® 1® I4 2'J .Sumter A .Simons "4 4 .34 7 5 3 5
7.3647=BIG BFIN w 8 111 4 5 41 54 2'J 3* Brus.sel .T A Wernberg 4 6 .">" 2 I
72891 NO QUARTER WB 4 102 15 3 7‘ 74 4* 4® Hoffman A B Maginnis 15 20 15 6 ::
7:!04S BFIRTH.V E. w 5 109 14 2 6'4 6* 7‘ .54 R McDan’l.I 1‘hiliips 15 .36 :!i> 12 6
73048 ME.MXIWBREEZE WB 5 114 6 9 114 11' 11= 6> V Powers.! Arthur 5 7 34 8 5 7-lft
728.56 IJTCY YOl’NG w 6 11)9 12 1 8® 9* 9»k 7® A Martin D C Corbitt 20 25 25 1ft 5
72047 BAId«:SHFiD w 4 H)7 3 4 1® 2® H'4 84 J Howard T A Gay :!6 4ft 46 20 10
7S029 GR.AOCHU.S WB 4 102 5 14 14* 10® 84 9® Dulx-i YY' Gerst ' 36 40 40 15 8
72990 R.VLBERT WB 6 166 1 8 24 4*4 5i 16* W Ott L V Bellew 5 8 6 21 6 5
( 72991 ).\DFlS.SO w 5 114 16 12 12* 12* 12= 11= Heidel M Ording 20 36 :!0 12 6
72874=H.VNCOCK W 4 162 7 11 134 134 13® 12= .Skirvin M Weteh 12 15 12 5 2\
(72765)(X)NY’ILLE WB 4 110 11 13 9* 8= 10* 13*4 Notter L A Celia 5 6 6 .24 6"5
7:!048 COON w 4 110 S 10 10* 14* 14* 14= .T Baker W E Walsh 25 30 .30 12 6
72t)13 ALLOWMAISE W 4 110 2 15 15 15 15 15 Fuerst C Fi Rowe 30 60 IM) 25 12
, Time. 24?. 48?, 1:17?.
YY'inner — Cli. g. by Admonition — F'atality (trained liy J. S. YY'ard).
YY'ent to jiost at :!:18. At ixisf (! minutes. Start straggling. Won driving: second and third tlic same.
-Vrtfnl Dodger, running to hl.s best form, was forced to go wide all tlie way, tint finished fast and gamely
and got up in the last few strides. IliggiulKithain. away fast, force<l the early pace and. taking tlie lead.
apiHftired a certain winner, imt tired In tlie last few strides. Big Ben ran well. Imt was restraims! lianl
and taken wide and can do much better. No Quarter eniiie with a nisli near tlie end. •Beriliu E. ran
lairly well. Meadowl(re»*ze was taken laick sharpl.v soon after tlie start; Imt closed a big gap, res|M>iided
gamely to urging and, fliiisliiiig wltli a riisli, was going faster 'than tlie leaders. RallM'rt showed s|«-ed.
imt quit. Buleslied ran a gixKl lialf and tired in the last quarter. Conville was knocked liack at tlie lialf-
mile ground. Tlie winner was entereii for $700; no liid.
73048 ME.MXIWBREEZE WB 5 114 6 9
M Ording
M Weteh
L A Celia
YVinner- I'h. f, bv Don di Oro— Orlenta (trained by YY'. Dnrker).
Went to post at 2:.i7. At ixist 2 minutes. Start fair. YY’on easily; seeond and third driving.
i)it;ale, from a striding start, drew out derisively in the stretch and wmi comfortably. Hazlet. away
slowl.v. eliKH'd no ranldl.v into a game soamd. Minnie Bright, shuffled to the'rear at the start, closeil a
l)ig g:i|i ill a eraeking effort. Opulent ran promineiitl.v to midway of the stretch, but faibnl to stay ami
<i.ii lio U-ttcr. Queen YY'hims, away oailly, closed a gap. Arveriglit Ijciaiard was always outpaced. .Min-
oic.-i hail M-ant i-hance at the start. The winner was entered for $tkN); no Idd.
Ser.ilelieil 736<.|.5 3ol)y, 102.
iiM-rweiglits Opulent. 2 pounds; Qii<>en Whims, 1; Minorca, 4.
7 0 1 Y O rol RTH RACE- 5 1-2 Furlongs. (726.'!0 — 1:05? — «— 112.) Burst' $li00. 3-ycar olds
O J. -L O i'ft'l upward. Iligliweiglit Handicap. Net value to winner $450.
^ Q "I F'lF’TII RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. (44.570 — 1:.52? — .'! — 115.) $.500 added. 4-ycar-olds and iip-
I fm I 1 ward. Selling. Net value to winner $4:50.
728.56 IdTt'Y YOi’NG
73047 BAId«:SHED
7S029 GR.AOCHU.S
729911 R.ALBERT
( 72*191 ).\DFl.S.«SO
72874=H.YN(’OCK
(72765)(X)NY’ILT.,E
7:!048 COON
72t)13 ALLOWMAISE
w 6 109 12 1
W 4 11)7 3 4
YVB 4 102 5 14
•WB 6 11)6 1 8
w 5 114 1ft 12
W 4 102 7 11
WB 4 no 11 13
w 4 no S 10
W 4 no 2 15
25 30 .36 12 6
2.Y 4 .3.Y 7-5 3-5
4" G 2 I
15 26 15 6 ::
15 .36 :>.6 12 6
5 7 3J 8 5 7-10
20 25 25 10 5
36 46 46 21) 10
30 40 40 15 8
r. 8 6 2*. 6 5
20 :!6 :!0 12 6
12 15 12 5 2.Y
5 6 6 .2Y 6 5
25 30 .".O 12 6
30 (M) IM) 25 J2
Ind Horst'S .
AYVtPPStSt )/4 34 Str Fin Jockey
O II C P s
72934 PAUL WSB 6 112 3
72!W9 HOORAY WB .5 162 2
78010»DE RESZKE w 9 116 4
7:M)68=.IOnN M'BRIDE W 5 107 1
WSB 6 112 3 14* 5* 4® 4* 3*J 1* V I’owers .V Stanhoi>e
WB .5 162 2 3 1® l“k 1® 2’J 2* 2* Sumter A .\ste-
w 9 116 4 4 2® 21 2*1 1® IJ 3® Delaby R F) Watkins
W 5 107 1 2 6 6 6 6 6 4* Molesw'h <* N Freeman
6 6 41
16 26 26
7 8-5 7 in
8-5 4-5 2-5
(7:!66SHJESTEUL1N<» WB 6 107 .5 6 .5= 4® 5* 5* 4* 5* McCahey YV If F"*izer .5 S 8 2 7 10
7:’.ftl0 LD. STANHOPE WB 4 *J7 6 5 3= 3'J 3nk :!® 5® 6 C Henry C F" Clark 41 5 3 6 5 1 2
Time. l»i;. 51. 1:17?, 1:4.5. 1 :.5!).
YY’inner — B. g. by St. Jiilien — Y'irgie YY'riglit (trained by W. I’t'rkins).
YY't'iit to iHist at :>:47. At jsist 1 iiiimite. .8lait gissl. Won driving: second and third tlic same.
Pan! was restrained t'lose up until on the stretch turn, wlierc lie was taken to the gtSMl going ninl. Iliiisli-
ing fast, wore I!is>niy down in tlie last sixteenth and won going away. lliMiray. sliowing smliten liiipmve-
inent, was in forward tsmtentioii from the start, raet'd Do Ki'szke into defeat in tlie first mile, but tired
in II10 final drivi'. l»e Reszke ran a good raee and lield on well, nltlioiigh tiring. .lohii Mel’.riile r:ip,
IMsirly. Lord StanlioiS' tried to run out most of tlie way and seeined to sulk in the streteli run. Itester-'
ling ran a l>ad race and cau do much Ix'ttcr. The winner was entered fm- $7i®); no idil.
Time, 2.5, 52. 1:64. 1:11?..
WimiH- H. e. bv Sain -lb'lle Ward (trained by F. T. Ilinkey).
Weill to i>ost at :‘,;ol. At iM»st :t inlmites. Start goiNl. Won driving: second and third the same.
T.II), Sliaw tiroke slowly ami was oiitriaced In the early riiiiiiing. Imt made giKsl witli a .sensational streteli
soriiil. IMevalioii. away badly and trailing to tlie streteli, finislied a fast going second in a rcinarkaldc
eVimi for bini. I’.msdic. well no in the early running. sloo<l a streteli drive gamely to save third place
ai.d was .sliorl. Keene W.. outrun to the stretch, finished witli a nisli. St. F'rancis forced the i»aee for
ll.e first half, Iml «|uit liadly at tlie end. Cloudliglit was als<i exhausted after a half mile of streniio'.is
)iacen!ul:ing. .Marwixsl showed early spei'tl. 7;Ui
Dvi'i-welglils — Bucolic, 1 iM'iind; MarwixHl, 1. 729
7 0~ -'i ^ rr FIFTH U.^E -1 Mile and 20 Yards. (71841— 1 ; 16?— ;;—Ur2. j Purse $460. .'S-year-oTils 7:V>
fj J. _L 4 **6*1 ut>ward. Selling. Net value to winner $.325. pM)
rrQII^K SIXTH U.YCE—l 1-16 Miles. (t!7261— 1 :455-(; -im.) $460 adiU d. .3 year olds
§ I 1 > Selling. Net value to winner $:17.5.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt
U A
%
Str F'in
Jockeys Owners
0
H
c
1’
s
73o.36=rf:xanf:
WB 102
4 :!
2J 21*
;!®
U,
H
.Sumter J
II McCormick
S-5
2
0 5
1 5
72972=MISS MAZZONI
W 105
9 7
6'1 6*
4=
2’
35
II McDan’IM
\, Britton
4
2j
1
1-2
72f)72 SAINFXS.AW
W 105
f 6
8= 7J
5*
.5®
3*1
V I’owers B
SchreilM-r
5
S
7
N 5
7:Ui62=STO.N F7M A N
WB 105
8 9
:{nk ::j
i=.
3.Y
4=
Dubei C,
H nolle
7
1ft
8
5
72972 P.YT OR-NUS
W 102
6 5
5** 4*
2®
4*
5®
McCahey H
Heidel
15
2ft
15
6
( 729:52 ) BR A K FIS F’F: A RE
WB 110
5 1ft
ft=^ ()«
8i
6=
6‘
Notter .T
Arthur
5
]•)
S
S .5
7:i069 .MOXEY MEAD
WB 103
. 2 2
7* 8'J
<1**
73
7'*
Brussel I’
M Civill
5*)
1.50 150 60
25
7:{o:{6 BRirx’.E whi.st
W 105
1 1 12 12
lft=
9*
S»
Mulcahy A
YVelwT
1(»
15
15
6
72.'M)S M’ATEFl
WB 105
3 4
4»k .5®
7®
8=
9*
T YY’ilfms E
Bedes
40
81)
86
46
20
7.3l)2.5»BEN SAND
WB 105
III S
1>* 1 =
6®
1ft*
lft*>»
Molcsw’li .1
Griffin
40
46
15
s
72769 M1S.S ISABELLE
WB lllft
12 12
1ft* III®
11 =
11 =
11*
C Henry ' S
YY'illiams
:a>
lIH)
106 46
21 1
729«l FID K.YNE
W 102
n 11
11= 11*
12
12
12
YV Ott Y\
H F'izer
G
15
15
1;
Time
2.5?. .56?.
1:1
7. 1
:44?. 1:.51?.
Winner — Br. g. by Pr
YVent to iHist at 4:i:i.
ran to bis liest forni^ and
dattbed into the lead 'and
luce of McllMmriie — Taldtha (trained liy C. lamie).
At |M*st 1 niimite. Start bad. YY’tm easily; si'eomi and tliird driving. Uexane
was lum-h tlie la'st, fidlowed Ben Sand eh»se up lo tlie last quarter, wliere In'
\you aa bia rider pleased. Miaa Mazzoul broke alowly, but was kept iu the good
f
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908.
DAILY RACING FORM.
KciinR. oaun> fas! in tlic stretrli and liad no niisUaps. Sain*-saw i-aiiie from far ba«,-k in tlie last qnartPr.
Slonoiuan ran a gcMsl race and was in forward e<mf«‘uti<Mi all lt»e way. I*af Omns ran well in the worst
titling for-the first thr«*e-»inamTS and tir<>d in the stretch. BrakesifearO closed a hip pap iu the last half.
Ben Sand tir<Hl fast after settiiip the pace for thre«*-Quarters. Tl»e winner was entered for $400; no bid.
Seratehed— t7:t00!*iApt. llC.; 7»47-Water Cooler, KH); 7.I0S2 fHir Boy, 110.
Overweiphts — .Moxe.v Mead. I* |>onnds.
fT Q 1 ilKVK.vni R.4('E— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. («70',"7— 1:43*— !K>.) $400 added. 4 year-
4 O A Vf olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Sellinp. Net value to winner $.‘{70.
Oakland Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, Eebruary 8.
Ind Horses
—
73im2i)urm
72S‘.*4 KATIE POWERi-
7304;', EEAIXE
72H34 Mll>!HOR.\
73M;I4 SKSTER POELY
733.30 EDITH M. w 4 9.3 1 1 4* 6- .'>» 3i 63 Hufnapel E E Crawford 30 30 30 12 6
7;104.3 IDALO WK 4 9T| 6 6 6i 7‘i 4= 40 7- C Henr>- W H Fizer 1.3 30 30 12 6
72970 SITFF'ICE ws 6 10.3 2 2 2>.3 3« Si 8= W Ott M Nicoil . t! 7 4 8-5 4-5
7;t<l6S E.\DY CHAR.VDE w 5 106 5 7 10»*12^ 12= 11* 9J Notter .1 -Arthur 6 12 12 5 2i
73044 AXNA SCOTT WSB 4 10.3 14 13 5» 4*' 6*il0‘110= Sumter S I-amis 1.3 20 15 6 3
73044 ROY-AE EE(4EXD wn 6 110 12 10 Hh n= 11* 12* Hi J Baker W G K-Dodds :!0 60 60 20 10
72822 MAHtXlANY" w 5 110 9 8 14 14 14 13 12« Mulcahy W H McMullen :I0 30 30 12 6
73044 TYROEI.AX w 6 10.3 3 3 li 1= 2*1 9= 13* Molesw’h .1 Burttsohell 1.3 20 8 3 8-5
72S56 -AXXIE SANFORD w 6 105 13 14 13* 13* 13‘'l4 14 Gaupel AV Sanford 30 60 60 20 10
Tliup. 24*. 4!lit. IMliii, 1:4.3. 1:4!>4.
Winner— Ch. in. hv Sir Dixon— Merdin (trained hy .T. .1. MeCafferfy >.
Went to post at 4::{<!. At i>ost 2 minutes. Start siaal. Wi« easily; second drivinp; third the same.
D.'’nid followed the leaders close up early and. when calletl on. dashed into a lonp lead and won in a
eaiilcr. Katie Powers, favored by tlie soft track, clo.sed a l>ig p.vi) in the last half and finished with a
ru.sh. Elaine, si>e«'dy ami saving much prouiul, stood the final drivi* gamely. Milshom. awa.v in a tangle.
w:is forced back on the first turn and made up much ground in the fast quarter. f®ster Polly ran fairly
well. Edith M. was going fast at the end. Idalo was prominent on the last turn, hut failed to stay.
T.vroliau showed the most early sliced, but quit badly in tbe last qitarter. Suffice t3red after going well
for tliree-qnarters. TIic winner was entered for $400; no bid.
Overweights — Ead.v I'^nrade, 1 {Hiniid.
AWtPPSt *4 *4 *4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners
1* 1* Bru.ssel
7uk Glasner
.1 -A Wernberg
W P Reardon
O H C P S
1 6-5 1 1-2
:» :i0 30 10
WEATHES CLEAR.
OAKLAND ENTRIES.
Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. (Chicago time. 3:10.J
X Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner.
Fir*t Rac»— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
( Track re«-ord : 72047 — 1 : 1 1 1 — 3 — lO:!. >
WB 4 9.3 10 n 7i 5*i 31*
WB 4 105 8 12 9*1 9* 9=
w 4 105 11 9 12* 10* 10*
w 4 9.3 1 1 4* 6= .3=
i 5*i 31* 2'J 3** Hoffman .A B Maginnis .30 60 60 20 10
'5 9* 9= 6J 4= R McDan’lTaiiner & Ripley« 7 6 2 1
;3> .3nk V Powers W P Reed
:ti 61 Hufnagel F E Crawford
W H Fizer
M Xicoll
.1 .Arthur
S I>mis
W G K-Dodds
30 30 30 12
1.3 30 30 12
:!0 60 60 20 10
W H McMullen :I0 30 30 12 6
30 60 60 20 10
LOS ANGELES FORM CHARf.
(S.aNTA ANITA PARK.)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7.* 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
Fift.v-fourtli day. lais .Angeles Raciug Association. Winter Meeting of 100 days. (19 books on.)
Iml.
Horses.
Rec.
A
YVt.
Hdep.
(>7:k’{2
Ilmatai"
;>
.Kit.
. .725
Mabel Hollander . . . .
l;17g
4
.100.
X72t»
7.3114*
Coeytus
l:ir.
3
. 95.
X715
72778
Qiieeu Alamo
1:15*
u
.107.
X715
730.5(1
Cardinal Sarto
1:14*
6
.109.
X710
t;72;!2
Hainault
.109.
©705
72J)41
Rosl Ni Ni
1:15*
5
.lOU
X 705
72975)
Mrs. O’Farrell
0
. 9itj
. .7»5
72.331)
.Mischief
13
.109.^
. .709
725)27
3'he Belle of Shaiidoii
.’{
. 9.’{.
. .700
73097
The Broker
0
• 111.
..090
TRACK HEAVY.
7.3117 Eas.seii 4. .DHE . X705
7.3077 ZeliiiM 1:13* 4. . . X7tt,3
729S2 Warning 1:1.3 .3. .112. . X7t»0
72521 Vronsky 1:18 3.. 95....7UO
Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles.
Palace Hotel Handicap. $2,000 added.
3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: 720254—1:51—3—109.)
72S)(i:{) Rapid Water ....
1 :-5.5ft
7.. 126. .X 7.50
7.3014 ’Clamor
4. . 105.. X 745
7;)021= Keep Moving ....
3.. 100.. X 740
•7290-3= Johnny I.yous . . . .
1 ;.52
4. .10;{.. X740
72.523 ’Red Leaf
1:53*
• 102* • 07oa
' Second Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. .Allowances.
(Track record: 51460 — It] — 2 — 115.)
72740=*.Seattle 108. .X 72.3
7:S(i:i8= Ocean Maid l(>S..x72o
73076= Moilena 112 715
7:5095= Xovgoroil 1<>:5. .'. .710
7:1057 Taiiina 98. 705
’Judge Croulii. 1>. g, l»y
Sir Hercules — Orand
Eady 103
♦B. Schrclber eutr.v.
Third Race — 3-4 Mile,
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 72047— 1:11*— 3— 10.3.)
Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, E. C. Sraith.
Racing starts at 1:.30 p. m. (Chicago time 3:50 p. ni.). W indicates whip, S spio's, B blinkers. Fig-
ures iu piM’euthesis following, the distance of each race Indicate Index number, track 'record, age of horse
iinii weight carried.
72944
May Amelia
...1:15
4.
. 109.. X 725
( 73056 )
Duke of Drleaus...
...1:16*
4.
.107.. X 720
72960
Sain Barber
...1:17=
4.
.107. .X 715
7:{()77»
Balreed
...1:15*
. 94.. X 715
72865=
Big Store
..-.1:17*
4.
. 101.. X 715
7:107.5=
Rose Cherry
...1:144
4.
.105. . X710
7:1097=
Hal
...1:15*
3.
. 99..X710
’Keene Bros, entry.
Fifth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 09036—1:43—5—106.)
73022= Bolomau 1:51 5..102..X725
(72778) .Arconrt 4..102. .X720
(7:5078) Shenaiidirah 1:4.3* 6. .114..X715
( 7:5060) Dorado 1 :4.8* 6 . . 1 1 3. . X 715
( 7:5079 » Maxtress 1:50J 7. .108. .. .710
7:5080= Mandator 5.. 108.. X 710
7294:5 Red Ball 1:49s 4.. 108 70.3
7:50(r2 Iras 8. .103. . . .70()
72982 Ethel Ahliott 7..103..XC90
Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Special Weights.
( Trai k record : 72047—1 : 1 1 1—3—103. )
(7:5097) .MANSARD 1:1.3 8. .105. . X72.3
7.‘50!)7 Captain Burnett 1:16* 5. .105. . X720
73078= Dollie Dollars 1:15* 4..102..X715
730»!> Belrnere 1:13* 5. .105.. X71.3
•7.3094 Western 1:14* 4. .105. .©715
7:50i)7= Plausible 1:1.3* 4..104..X71O
72922 Eegal Form 1:15* 5. .105. . X7<)0
7.3097 Ruth W 1:14* 5. .105. . X70O
The figures under “Rec.” iu aliove entries show
tlie best time made by the horse at the distance
since January 1, 1906.
73107
FIR.ST RACE— 5-8 Mile. (723:56—59*— 2— 108.) Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling.
Net value to winner $.32.3.
AWtPPSt *4 V> % Str Fin Jockeys
728.39 -KERRY'
713.32 E.ACR.A CEAY
72;(IS=,\EI5ION H.
72!(9i=R()Y.AI. Ql'EEN
WB 107 7 1
w 105 4 2
W 105 U 9
1: 105 .3 8
72994 H.YRNEY' OLDFIELD
i w 107
6
5
7:!«!1=SOMimO
WSB 107
12
4
72S.5:i YY’UEKZHITRGER
w 107
5
3
7:91:11 EAKEVIEYY'
w 107
9
10
7;WS.s Y IUGINEA GREEN
w 105
i;i
7
T’2Mit HARVEY CE.YRK
WSB 102
2
6
72.361 t’OMPOl'ND INTER'STsB 10.3 8 11
72i*'K( IA3NI.V WSB 100 10 15 12* 12= 12“*12* Holcomb OliveGroveStable .30 100 100 40 15
72!H10 EEEPH.ANT J.VPK ws 110 1 16 14* 14= 13* IS* O’Conn'll Finley & Crysler 100 200 200 80 40
(;yi51=SW.AGEREA'rOR B 110 14 12 13* 13* 14* 14* D Boland J Stowe 10 :50 3f> 10 5
OSWAED -w 109 16 13 1.3 15 15 15 W Riley J W Paul.soTi 8 15 15 6 2*
7 ").3(5=EONlTE WB 107 15 14 Ixjst rider. Goldstein Mrs J MCcxxper 3 10 8 8 8-0
Time. 25. 48*. 1:01.
tVinner — Cli. g. b.v .\rklc — Killame.v (trained l>y G. Henr.v).
tVent to post at 1:52. .At jHist 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily, seeond and thinl driving. Kerry
forced a fast pace for the first lialf. then easily sliook.off Eaura Clay in tlie final sixteenth and won easing
up. l.aura Clay sliowed the most early siieed. hut tired Itadly in tlie final slxtc»ennh as if short. Albion
11. closed a big gap and tiui.^lied witli a riisli, nipping out Royal Qu<*en in the lust stride. The latter
only ran fairly well, but fiiiislted gamely (uider tbe whip. The winner was enteivd tfor $500; no bid.
Overweights — Swagerlatoi. 3 iKiunds; Oswald. 2.
S'* 2i 2= 1= W Miller G Henry
IJ li I*** 2= C H Shil’gR E Thomas
fij guk 6>* :t>* G Burns Hunter Stable
4* 4* 35 4= Moriarit.v Kansas .Stable
5J 5J 71 5= G .Archib’d.A G Dunlop
2= 31 4= O'* M Preston Denny Bros
7nk 71 link 7j Musgr’ve Keene Bros
Snii S* 8i 8* YV' McIn’reH T Griffin
9= 9*1 5* 91 Shriner C B I.,ewis
11* in* 10* 101 Blair J M Stokes ■
O H C P S
2 31 31 1 2-5
1111-2 1-3
10 12 10 4 9-3
6 12 12 5 2
26 30 30 10 5
6 1(1 8 3 8-5
;50 50 50 20 10
10 15 13 6 3
.30 100 100 40 20
50 200 200 60 30
11* m* 10* 101 Blair J M Stokes 50 200 200 60 30
10= 11* ll** 11* Vand’sen Johnson&Dodson 50 100 100 40 20
12* 12= 12“i‘12* Holcomb OliveGroveStable 50 100 100 40 15
14* 14* 13* IS* O’Conn'll Finley & Crysler 100 200 200 80 40
13* 13* 14* 14* D Boland J Stowe 10 :50 35 10 5
13* 13* 14* 14* D Boland J Stowe 10 :50 35 10 5
15 15 15 15 W Riley .1 W Paulson 8 15 15 6 2*
Ixjst rider. Goldstein Mrs J MCmxper 3 10 8 8 8-0
rr Q I SECOND race— S- 8 Mile. (725:Ui— :«*- 2— 107.) Purse $400. 2-ycar-olds. Selling.
§ I 1 Fiv Net value to winner $325.
Iml Hordes
-A Wt PP St % *,i *4 Str Flu Jockeys
O H C P S
2J 13-511-53-3 1-3
6-5 8-5 8-5 1-2 out
2 16-516-54-5 2-5
20 25 25 6 2
10 13 15 5 2
20 30 :i0 16 i
liid Horses
•.AWtPPSt % *4 Str Flu Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
liid Horses
AWtPPSt v4 *2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
7:Kt52 (JEOKGE .SWAIN w 4 100 10 7
T;(o9:: I,.\rR.\ E. wsb 4 9S S S 1= 1* 1* 2'> Buxton Fleur de Eis Sta 6 9 8 3 8-5
72i«5 TRANS.Ml’TE w 5 PJ5 11 3 26 4* 4* 36 W Miller H E Rowell 2 4 4 S-5 S-i
72:!9l» HEY' DEI. ML'NDO W 5 107 12 9 :(= ::6 .li 42 C Ross E .1 Baldwin 8 8 4 8-5 4-5
7n09:;*MERRTr.l. w 4 lOO 6 5 66 6* 6= 5* G Burns R F Carman 2 4h 4i 8-5 3-5
7284.3= D.4ZZI.E WB 6 1 04 9 P* 3* 5*6 31 6= E Dugan .1 Weber li 3 11-54-5 2-5
7:!6.32=EISB1.A WB 5 102 7 6 ll’' 1(0 11= 7= C H Shil’gV Gilbert 6 8 8 3 7-5
72962 G'.x OF THE C.kMP ws 6 166 4 4 16* 11= 7i 86 Kunz W R Clark 20 :!0 30 12 6
728(6 Mt’E.V.V w 4 98 .3 11 9* 9* 9* 9* .Shriner W T Anderson 10 25 23 10 4
729*12 XEItSK.A w 4 9S 1 2 8= 8* 16'*16= Nelson Hogan&Rinehart :10 100 100 40 20
7;’.6I1 \1NI)K’T.A w 6 102 2 12 7* 71 81 116 Vesper M Wiggins 30 100 100 40 20
T '792 .ssENT.ADO W B 6 I64 3 1 12 12 12 12 M Murphy Mrs E Tucker 8 30 30 12 6
Time. iiil. 49. 1:01*.
Wlniu'r — B. g. I*.v Uo-isoll — Evergl.ide (trained by M. Ikuiovaiii.
Went l6 jMisi at .\t |s>st 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: scc-ond and third driving,
(horge Swain inovcii up fast after entering the stretch and. c<nniiig away easily in tlic last sixtcentli.
won witli siK-*'d to siuir*-. T..mra E. siiowed mncli the most early s|teed. lint tirc-d badly when the deciding
drive <‘amc. Transiimli* wa> always prominent and. in a long strcti'U drive. fiiiishc*d fast. Re.v del Miiiido
ran well and liiiislied resolutely under tlie wliip. Merrill and I'azzle ran iioorly. The winner was eii-
teicd for $4(s(; no l>i*i.
ovcrweiglits — 'rransintile. iHoimls; Queen of the Camp. 4.
4= 2i 2= 1= M Preston G S Davis
Fleur de Eis .Sta 6
O M C P S
20 ;’.0 2« S 4
6 9 8 3 8-5
2 4 4 S-3 3-5
884 8-5 4-5
2 41 41 8-5 3-5
3 3 11-54-5 2-5
6 X 8 3 7-5
20 ::o 30 12 6
10 25 25 10 4
73111 ‘
TFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. ( 72 T>!m»— I ;24i— :E-
wanl. Selling. Net value to winner $.‘!’2-'
1(8).( Purse $4((0. 4-year-olds and up
-AWtPPSt *4 *2 **4 Str Fin Jockeys
O U C P s
72677 EITTEE -MENISTEIl WB 4 lo4 8 4 4* 4= 41 41 1"6 C Rosy
7:!o.33 FIRM FOO'C
72:812 JH AI’.\I..\
7:<o74 HEAD DA.VCE
7:w*;;4 baker
Hi .-CTICl S
7;:o::t'mE I’OET
72423 I'O El, ER
721*9.3 I;RIAKTH((R1'E
72879 DR WHITE
72977 OOl.EWt (RT ^
Winner Cli. g. l>y
Went (o I«*s( al .'I
4 4* 4= 43 41 1"6 Ross P Zimmer 6 12 12 5 8-5
w 8 PM 2 9 2* 2* 2= 1= 2*1 W Miller C H Patten li 3 2 9-101-2
w 7 165 II 1 3* 3* :ii 3* :i= Musgr've .1 <’ Wever 20 .30 ‘30 10 5
WK 6 107 10 2 1* 1= 16 21 46 G Burns (' J Case.v 7-5 3 3 1 1-2
WB 6 107 4 5 5* (>1 7* 7= 5= W Meln’re.l M Stowe 15 15 15 6 3
w 5 pi4 1 8 7= 7= 8* 8* 6* Shriner Frishie&M'ill’nis 8 10 10 3 3-2
w 5 Pll 3 7 9* 10’ 91 9= 7* <' H Shil’gT O Webt>er 8 20 20 8 4
w 5 107 6 lo 81 S= 61 .3= 8* G .Archilf’d.V G Dunloii 7 7 5 8-5 7-10
11 10* 9* 16‘=lo*= 9*= O’Conn’lI Finley&Crysler :t0 7s» 40 15 7
6 6* 5= .3* (!6 K(= Kunz P' Wilson 8 60 60 20 1 2
3 11 11 11 11 11 M Preston J A Bennet 30 50 50 15 8
w 4 PW 9 6 6* 3= 3* (!6 10= Kunz P' Wilson
w 4 104 7 3 11 11 11 H 11 M Preston J A Bennet
Time. 24*. 49*. 1;1.". 1:27.
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5 10
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LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
The email figure under “Str.” ehowa the distance the horse was ahead of that next in the race. The small
figure under “Fin.” — unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was behind the wMtaier.'
FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-yesr-olds and upward. Selling. (72047— 1:11*— 3— 103.)
Index Course DistTimeT’ekOdds Wt St ’A % % StrFin Jockeys
ILMATAR, ch, g, 5, hy Bassetlaw — Iscara (Keene Bros.).
67332 Oakland 5J f 1 :09* fair 60 109 10 11 9 10 11 Scoville
67108 Oakland 1 1-16 1:51* fair 50 104 9 9 9 9 9 9*» T Rice
MABEL HOLLANDER, h. f, 4, hr Maxio— Circlet (C. White).
78075 Oakland F C 1:14* hvy 10 97 6 7 4 4«6 5* K Sulliva
72629 Oakland F C 1:13* hvy 13 103 1 3 7 7 7‘* R Davis
72575 Oakland 3-4 1:17* slop 3* 105 3 6 6 6nk 6* R Davis
72379 Oakland 1 1:48| hvy 15 115 1 8 7 4 56 5* Kirsch’m
72288 Oakland 3-4 1:16* hvy 15 109 6 6 8 5* 5»| Pen’gast
(7:.631).ANTKX''H w 107 3 1 1= l*i E Dugan H T Griffin 2* 13-511-53-5 1-3
72;'T4=TR.\FP'IC w 110 8 3 2* 2*1 C H Shil’gR E Thomas 6-5 8-5 8-5 1-2 out
7:!631-t''OEORED I.ADY' w 107 5 3 4’ 3’ G Burns R F Carman 2 16-516-54-5 2-5
73"I2 H.ARRY ST.ANHOPE w 105 2 4 :ii 4*1 Musgr've P T Chinn 20 25 25 6 2
7:!670 EARRY MCEEIGAN w HO 7 8 5nk 5* Moriarity Kansas Stable 10 15 15 5 2
7:[631 P'UIEZE w HO 1 6 7= 6= D Boland Arnell Stable 20 :W :i0 16 4
7;8i76 GEIFP ROGERS w 107 6 2 6nk 7* M Preston W S Chambeijlain66 60 50 20 8
7.’;'.33 SEMPER P'lDEEIS WB 110 4 7 8 8 C Ross J J Walsh 20 30 30 12 5
• Time. 2:5*. .’>,5.
Winner — Cli. f, l<y P'rankforl — Budget of P’lin ’(traineil b.v W. Gleason).
Went to is>st at 2:17. .At |>ost 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; secotsil and tliird driving.
.yiiti<M-h, o(f flying, showed the most sjiei-d Iliroughout and easily heW the race safe through the final slx-
t'loith. Traffic was alwa.vs in nearest pursuit and. in a sharp drive next lo the rail. fi6isb<9l gamely.
Ciil'ircd Eady was alwa.vs pnuuiiieut. luit tired at the end under punishment. Harry Stanhoi»e ran a good
quarter and fell away wlicn a sixteenth out. The winner waif entered for $700; 110 bid. •*■
Scratched — 7259.5 Micaela. 107.
Overweights-— Frieze, 3 pounds.
rr o “I third rack— l MIU. (72426— l::!7i— 3— lOS. • Purse $400. 3-year-oIds and uiiward.
4 O -JL vli/ Selling. Net value to winner $.'{2,5.
SIXTH R.ACP: — 5-8 Mile. (72:{:!(; — .50; — 2 — 10.8.) I'urse $4(»0. 4-.vcar-olds and upward.
Selling. Net value to winner $;)2.5.
COCYTUS, hr. g, 3, hy Ingoldshy — Goldie Oed (J. H. Bewyer)
73114 Oakland
73039 Oakland
1 l:.50g hvy 12-5 102 2
1 l:48g mud 10 102 5
72982 Oakland 1 1-16 1:54 mud 10
72945 Oakland 1 1:47 slow 15 99 2 3 4 3 2>* 2* J Butle
72816 Oakland 1 1:46* slop 10 102 6 5 4 5 5=* 5*’ Kirseb’D
QUEEN ALAMO, h. m. 5, hy OddfeUow— Kinda (W. M. Caine).
72778 Oakland 1 1-16 l:50g slow 40 Hill 7 9 9 11 11= • .McClain
72688 Oakland lm70y 1:48* hvy 40 107 7 7 7 7 7« 7** McClain
72593 Oakland 3-4 1:17* hvy 12 103 11 11 9 9 8=* McClain
72434 Oakland 3-4 1:18 slop 12 113 3 4 2 2ok 2« McClain
CARDINAL SARTO, hr. g. 6, hy Reggy— Tyrone (L. C. WillUms)
7;{056 Oakland 3-4 1:19 hvy 50 1 37 6 10 9 9 J 9»*lHol»art
69276 Oakland 1 1-16 1:48* fast 4 109 Bolted. G’dchild
69122 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47* fast 8 109 8 3 3 2 2*ii 5*J G’dchild
KAINAULT, hr. g, 9, hy St. Carlo— Libhertiflibbet (J. Reavey).
67232 Oakland lin20y 1:4S slop 18-5 10.'! 3 11 2 2I* 4* Sandy
67007 Oakland ImaOy 1:46* fast 10 121 14 13 14 14 14 14 T Clark
ROSI NI NI, b. m. 5, hy The Pepper — ^Fay S. (L. Goodchild).
72941 Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 60 105 11 13 13 13 13 Pohaiika
72267 Oakland 1 1-16 1:50* slop 15 109 4 6 6 6 7* 7*’*Borel
72196 Oakland 1 1:43* slop 12 101 5 6 7 7 7= 8>’*R Davis
72103 Oakland lm50y 1:45* slow 50 107 8 8 6 6 7« 7***C Ross
fiRS. O’FARRELL, b. f. 3, hy Maddison— Elsie D. (Menlo SUble).
72979 Oakland F C 1:15 mud 30 103 9 8 6 6*>k 9>* Jim Ciirn
71184 Brighton 3-4 1:14 fast 25 107 17 17 17 17 17 G Swain
StrFin Jockeys Best Company.
Bros.). Weight today 104.
LO 11 Scoville ElPrlmero. BrightAllM>rt, Blk. Sam.
9 9” T Rice Ch^ripe, Lone Wolf, Ara.
C. White). Weight today 100.
4»k 5* E Sullivau Emily M., Rose Cherry, Letitia S'.
7 7*= R Davis ReeneW., KoeniginLuise, Yo Sail.
6”k 6* R Davis Elevation, Crys.Wave. Dr.S'berman.
56 5* Kirsch’m Sea Air, Warden Yell, Bnto.
5* 5*i Pen’gast The.Mighty, EtbelAbbott. Transmute
L Bewyer). Weight today 95.
3=i 2* C Miller Thiirbct. Bill.v Watkius, I,ast Go.
2= 4’i J Butler Bardonia, WolfvUle, Supine.
2= 3’i J Butter Midmont, Lazell, Fairystreet.
2'i 2= J Butler Wolfville, Cath’neF., Bill. Watkins
5=* 5** Kirseb’m LordFiligrane, Bardonia, JackPaine
F. M. Caine), Weight today 107.
11 11= * McClain Aroourt, Benvolio, FYiry.
7* 7** Mcf^ain Dorado. Red Ball, Huerfano.
9 8=* McClain Big St(we, Sycamore. St. George Jr.
2ok 2’ McClain Prince Nap, LilyGolding, Isolation.
(L. C. Williams). Weight today 109.
10 9 9J 9**lHol»art D.ofOrleaiia. Exchequer. BlilyMyer
ed. G’dchild Eord of the Vale, Kermlt, Reality.
3 2 2*k 37} G’dchild RalphYoung, HiColCap, And.Mack.
iflibbet (J. Reavey). Weight today 109.
1 2 26 4* Sandy E.Mirthfiil. L.Fasliion, Early Hours.
14 14 14 14 T Clark Col.Jewell. Tlie.Mis'rian. Card.Sarto.
i. (L. Goodchild). Weight today 107,
13 13 13 13 Pohanka Balroed. Distributor, Dr. Sherman.
6 6 7* 7*’JBorel Kdltb.Tames. Tancred, Sil. Wedding.
7 7 7= 8=’*R Davis Waite NiciiL SIbarl, Ruinita.
6 6 7’ 7***C Ross Captain Burnett, Martinmas, Eta pa
Isie D. (Menlo Stable). Weight today 94.
8 6 6“k 9** Jno- CarrollCuernavaca, ExchCMiuer, Wilmore.
17 17 17 17 G Swain St. Ilarlo, Milford, Goshen Chief.
72882 E. C. YVIDRIG w 3 89 7 7 2.4 24 2* 2= 1*k R Martin Pa.sadena Stable 2 2 2 4-5 2-5
7:'.674=CHIEF DESMOND w 3 101 1 1 .5* 16 16 ink -jt G Burns .1 Pelter 5 7 5 2 4-5
73073 Sl’N il.ARK w 6 101 6 4 3i 66 5* 36 3* C Ross R T Offutt 12 23 25 7 3
72645 GUARDI WB 4 112 5 6 6'* 7 6* 46 4- D Boland Arnell Stable 5 8 8 3 1
(7307DLUCKY' I..AD W 4 102 2 2 7 4* 4*' 6* 56 M Preston J A Bcnuel 4 7 7 2 .1
(7291S1EITHOL1N w 3 93 :{ 5 4* 3“k :{6 ,5* 6= E Dugan Kansas Stable 6 7 7 2 1
i7;i05(»)BlEEY BOWEEGS WB 3 103 4 3 D .56 7 7 7 U H Shil’gK E Thomas 2 3 3 1 1-2
Time, 24*. 49*. 1:15, 1:40J.
Winner — Ch. c, by Orimiir— ({race Rond (trained b.v P. .1. Williams).
Went to [Mist at 2:40. .At iwst 1 minute. Start. g(Msl. YVoii driving; second and third the same.
E. ('. Widrig forced a sliarp pac«* from tlie start and finall.v oiitsta.ved Chief Desnuaul in a hotly c<Miteste<l
iiiiisli. Cliief Desmond ran well and. under a tierct* drive, finished resolutely, hut was not gotal enough at
til'* weiglits. Sun Mark closed a gap ami. in a long streteli drive, tlreil only in the last few strides.
Oiiardi finished well. Eiicky Ead quit Imdiy. i/itholiii run well to the stretch and retired. Billy Bowlegs
quit liiidi.v. Tile winwr was entered foi $4t>0; uo liid.
Overweights — Blll.v Bowlegs. 2 lamiids.
rr Q 1 1 FOCRTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. (7'J3.'{(V-5'Ji— 2— D»S. 1 Pui>e $4(»0. 4-year-olds and up-
4 f) J. .4. ward. Selling. Net value to winner $.‘>2,5.
71102 G’vesend 5* f 1:08 good 100 99 8 5 6 6 6*J F Swain MarthaJane, WinningStar. Marbles.
71063 G’vesend 6* f 1:11* slop 15 108 5 6 6 6 7=* Jas Hen’syK. Plate, Q.oftheHills, Gentleman.
MISCHIEF, ch. g. 13, hy Friar Tuck— Mabel R. (Lake County StoblO. Weight today 109,
72339 Oakland 5* f 1:08* slop 100 119 9 9 9 9 9=»iBilac B. Kinney. Tawasentha. D.ofOrleans
69577 Oakland F C 1:11* fast 5 HI 3 2 1 1= 1= F Wilson Willie Gregg. Bon Vivant, Melar. •
69247 Oakland F C 1:10’ fast 300 109 7 7 7 7 5=* F Wilson Security, Nappa, El Bernado.
THE BELLE OF SHANDON, oh. f, 3, hy Lakeview Palace— Onoto (L. Hogan). Weight today 93,
72927 Oakland 51 f 1:10 hvy 200 85 4 7 7 7 7=tlGrotc Old Settler, Ormuz, Reene W.
72888 Oakland 5* f 1:11 slop 200 10:{ 6 5 7 11= H='iKlr8Ch’m Mar.Euuise, Fairystreet, Sophomore
THE BROKER, ch. h. 5, by Reminder — Maggie J. (A. M. Covington). Weight today 111.
73097 Oakland :{-4 1:17* hvy 1.50 102 7 7 7 7 7=*1J Butler .Vtausard, Plausible. Ilal.
67332 Oakland 54 f 1:09* fair 16-5 109 7 7 S 8 8’* C Koerner ElPrlmero, Bright.tlbert, BlaekSaiu
67032 Oakland 3* f 1:08* fast 20 105 6 6 8 8 8***J McBride Wat.Thmsh. JobnC.Graus, Blk. Sam.
SECOND RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowancea. (514UC — 111 — 2 — 115.)
SEATTLE, h. f, 2, hy Sir Hercules — Ohio Belle (B. Schreiher).
72740 Oakland'" :{-8 36* hx’j" 5 HO 6 4J 3=* Keogh
72648 Oakland 3-8 37* slow 5 108 2 3»J 16 Keogh
72595 Oakland 3-8 37* hvy 17-10 103 6 3= 2= W Miller
72540 Oakland 3-8 37* hvy 2* 115 5 5* 4»* B Lynch
OCEAN MAID, hr. f, 2, by Sandringham — Sea Nymph (H. T. Griflln).
7;{0;18 Oakland
72999 Oakland
72904 (^kland
3-8 37* mud 3* 107 4
3-8 37* hvy 3-2 103 5
3* f 44 slop 10 112 4
MODENA, ch. f, 2, hy Armeath n.— Tamela (T. J .HUdebrand).
7:<076 Oakland
72980 Oakland
72942 Oakland
72788 S. Anita
:!■« 37* hvy 12-5 113 4
3-8 37* mud 14-5 108 3
3-8 37 hvy 4 ia3 2
3-8 35 fast 9 105 4
B. Schreiher). Weight today 108.
41 3=i Keogh Trance. On Parole, Coppit.
3** 16 Keogh Trafice, Coppit, Lady Martinez.
3= 2= W Miller Coppit, Marymar, Patois.
5* 4** B Lynch 'Trance, Patois, Coppit.
ph (H. T. Griflln). Weight today 108.
2= 2*1 Sandy On Parole. Ornate, Minnie Bright.
3J 1= Sandy El Paso. Novgorod, Lackville.
5°6 4’* Sandy Hazlet, BlllEaton, Arver. Leonard.
.Hildebrand), Weight today 112.
;:* ‘JJ Keogh (hi Parole. .T. W. Fuerer. Coppit.
3«6 3= Keogh Minnie Bright. Coppit. Ornate.
2= ink Sandy False Nun, Hazlet. Who.
2* 16 w McJn’reFrankClaney, Mar.Delorme, Traffic.
7::095 Oakland
72999 Oakland
tTj hvy
37* hvy 15
.5* 2*.4 Ketigli
2i 3=i Scoville
72961 Oakland
3-8
36* slow 40
105
8
7*® 7'*iScoville
TANMA. b. f,
S, hy Solitaire
II.— Hertba
(Napa Stock Farm).
7:’<057 Oakland
3-8
:{7* hvy
10
105
7
5= 5*» Gilixrt
72999 Oakland
3-8
:{7* hvy
10
101
t;
7nk s*» J Hayes
72*924 Oakland
3-8
37* hvy
7
105
*2
7J 8*= Keogh
72870 Oakland
3-8
38 slop
15
107
6
6= 3’J Keogh
Winner Cli. y. liy riime .Minister — Queen Vi<‘ (trained liy I'. Zimmer).
Went lo l>os( al ;::::.5. ,\t iMKt .; iiiiluites. Start gooil. YVon driving: seeond and tliird the same.
I iitlo .Mini.sier. afi.T iM-ing reserved to tlie streteli, eaiiie through fast in the final sixteeiitii. nipping imt
I'irni l oot in Die last stride. Firm Fixit, elose up from tlie Start, dashed into tlie lead when turning Tor
Icnie. Iml lired badly at tlie end. Huauala ran well to the streteli, Imt tired Into a distant third in the
limil sixteeiidi. Head Dance set tlie !>aee to llie streich and quit liadly. Baker finished gamely. Toller
tired liadl.v. Kiistieiis will prolialily sliow improvement. The winner was entered for $40(1; uo liid.
.''•■rati.'lied — 72751 Onolo Wataiia, inl!: 72750 Y'lVHiit, 102.
Ovei weights — Huupala. :! pounds; Briartliorpe. 2: Dr. White. 2.
i;77:P>=I’Y'RKHO w 9 lo4 6 8 6= 6* 51 6= R Brooks <’ F J.anier ;:n 7.0 Tsi 20 10
7:;o.54 B.A.N.NCB’E.NGE Ws 5 104 5 6 5" 7= 7* 76 C Ro.ss H T Hunter 20 :!o 20 S 4
7 ’768 GOLDEN BOY W B 7 109 11 lo 7= 8* 8* 86 tv Riley OraiigevaieStalile 40 40 40 1 2 8
77U6 .MYRTLE H. ws 9 102 3 11 I"'' 1*'* 9= 9* W MurphyMarkwill&Hut’n 20 100 100 :{(* 15
7’<sr'=1.0RD HOSSINGTONwb 4 95 4 9 96 01 pii im: Taplin G Motheral 15 30 :!0 12 6
7:!(>52 CURTNER w 5 102 9 7 11 H 11 11 il Preston B Jacques ;!0 50 50 15 8
Time. 24*. 4.SJ. 1:01.
Winner — f-'li. ni. liy Paladin — Tillie S. (trained liy C. E. McDonald).
Went to post at 4:(ii;. At ]M«<t 3 minutes. .Start giMsi. Won easily: second .nnd tliird driving. Ila
set M sliari> jiace Ihr.iugliiui*. slusik off Y'arietes in tlie final sixleentli anil won )^l(li s]H-ed to spare,
tiiiieles ran a goial race. Iml (ired oadi.v at (he end under (he wliip. i'aisy Frost was always pioiiiinent
an.l. ill a long stretch drive, linlslied resolutel.v. Woggle Bug ran well f liroiiglnmt and tiiiished cU>se li|i.
El Reriiailo ran disaPI*oiutliigly. The winner was entered f(*r .$4(Mi; no l.id.
Sera te bed— 72750 .Sari Nieiioias. 104; 7‘-fH'2 FJylme*. 104, ^;^(J<lt^ .Marliu Beck. 104.
_ OvvrwclgUts — 11a, u pouuus; Varictes, 4; Uoldcu Boy, 2. / . . .
NOVGOROD, ch. g, 2, hy Arkle — Woodford Lati (Keene Broa). Weight today 103.
7::095 Oakland :{-8 .’Tj hvy 5 ]05 3 .5* 2*.t Ketigli El Paso. Mozart, Bill Eaton.
72999 Oakland 3-8 37* hvy 15 101 4 2i 3=* Scoville Ocean .Maid. El Paso, Lackville.
72961 Oakland 3-8 36* slow 40 105 8 7*® 7'**Scoville Madrlleno, BUI Eaton, Ed.OrmomIe
TANMA, b. f, 2, hy Solitaire II. — Hertba (Napa Stock Farm). Weight today 98.
7:’<057 Oakland :!-8 :{7* hvy 10 105 7 5= 5** Gilbert L. Rensselaer, EittleJaue, Fly. Dance
72999 Oakland 3-8 37* hvy 10 101 6 7«6 6*® J Hayes Ocean Maid, El Paso, Novgorod.
72924 Oakland 3-8 37* hvy 7 105 2 7J 8*= Keogh Ornate, StreetSinger. MinnleBright.
72870 Oakland 3-8 38 slop 15 107 6 6= 3’J Keogh D.or.Milan, MinnleBright, Roll. Boy.
JUDGE CRONIN, b. g, 2. by Sir Hercules— Grand Lady (B. Schreiher) . Weight today 103.
I'irst start.
B. Sehreilier entry — Seattle and .Ttiilge Cronin.
THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-oids and upward. Selling. i72o47 — i:li* — 3—103.)
MAY AMELIA, b. f, 4, hy Bannockburn — Amelia May (C Sanford). Weight today 109.
72944 Oakland 3-4 1:16* hvy H-5 110 8 8 7 4i 4® .1 Hayes Phillgoe, Capt. Burnett. IleriKlotiis.
72847 Oakland F C 1:12* hvy 6-5 107 5 2 1 1* 1* W Miller Belle of Iroquois, Balreeil, Zelina.
72702 Oakland 3-4 1:16* mud 13 106 6 3 1 1= 1** J Hayes S. Wedding, Herodotus, Excitement
DUKE OF ORLEANS, hr, g, 4, hy Albert— Belle of Orleans (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 107.
7;{0.'6 0"Hkland 3-4 1:19 hvy 18-5 i:!2 4 4 ;! 3= I'-’i -V YY'ill'iiis Exchequer, Billy .Myer, Paladini.
72981 Oakland F C 1:1.5* mud 10 119 5 6 3 1.* 1° A Will’ms Emma G., Red Bill, Pelham.
72866 Oakland 3-4 1:16 slop 20 106 2 4 3 4* 6==*.A wni’msShenandoab, Bed Bill. ‘Boloman.
72829 Oakland 5* f l:Ui slop 6 125 1 2 1 1* 16 A Wm’msBilly Myer, Derdom. Expectant.
SAM BARBER, ch. g, 4, by Bannockburn — Laura Agnes (A. Martinez). Weight today 107.
7l"J6i) Oakland :{-4 l;15g slow 10 106 9 5 6 4'‘6 6® R Davis Belle of IriMiuois. Curriculum, Boas
729<)7 Oakland lin70y 1:49* slop 13 105 1 3 3 4 4i .5*= H’berton Baron Esher. Dorado. Harry Scott.
72849 Oakland 3-4 1:16* hvy 30 102 9 10 7 6* 5*J R Davis Mansard, Capt. Burnett, Import.
72670 Oakland 6* f 1:08* slow 8 102 6 6 7 7* 7=®iB Davis Ovelando, Bill May ham. Bryan.
BALREED, b. f, 3, by Balgowan — Lillian Reed (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 94.
7.3077 Oakland F C 1:14* hvy 25 90 5 4 2 4.) 3*J Kirsch’in Tawa.sentha, Emma (}., .Vinbifioiis.
72941 Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 11-5 92 2 4 2 26 IJ Klrsch’in Distributor, Dr. S'heruian. Quindaro
72847 Oakland F C 1:12* hvy 40 89 4 3 3 4= J 3* A Walsh MayAmelia, Belleof Iroquois, Zeliiia
72739 Oakland F C 1:13 hvy 20 99 8 4 3 5= 5==iLycurgus Mansard. Big Store, Jockey Moiinco
BIO STORE, oh. g, 4, by George Kessler — Drowsy (H. O. Bedw^). Weight today 101.
72865 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop 3-2 98 7 6 4 2= 2= T Rice Lord Provost, Shady Lad, BanLord.
72833 Oakland 6i f 1:10* slop 14-5 120 4 4 3 3= 3* T Bice Mitre, Elevation, Nappa.
72739 Oakland F C 1:13 hvy 3 110 6 7 4 3* 2* T Rice . Mansard. Jockey Mounce, J. Paine.
72593 Oakland • 3-4 1:17* hvy 5 99 1 4 3 1* 1= T Rice Sycamore, St. George Jr., D. Wilson
ROSE CHERRY, ch. f, 4, by Rubicon — Rio Hondoi (F. J. Neil). Weight today 105.
731)75 Oakland F C 1:14* hvy 6 101 2 2 :! «’l 2*i Ciiles Emily .M.. Letitia S., Bertie
72849 Oakland 3-4 1:16* hvY 100 99 10 9 10 9=” 9** (,'oles -Mansard, Capt. Burnett. Import.
72632 Oakland 3-4 1:15* hvy 40 92 6 5 4 4= 5=®iJ Butler St. Francis, Burleigh, Plausible.
72076 Oakland 3-4 1:16* slop 12 108 6 5 4 3= 5* Borel Tom Shaw, Boloman, J.H. Sheehan.
HAL, ch. g, 3, by Hastings — ^Donna de Ore (F. Regu). Weight today 99,
7:5097 Oakland 3-4 1 :17* livy 3 ;hi 1 1 ;j 2nk 3'* Gillieit .Mansard. Pliiiisilile, (’apt. Biiriiett.
73i)0t» Oakland 3-4 1:18 hvy 4 103 9 9 6 4J 2*1 J Hayes Jimkey Mounce. Bravoiire. Calves.
7'2736 S. Anita 5-i f 1:08 good 12 112 3 2 2 2J 6* W Knapp Harvel, Laudable, Billy Bowlegs.
72664 S. Anita 6i f 1:19* fast 10 105 8 8 8 7= 7>» Harty Harvel, L. C. Widrig, May Sutton.
LASSEN, h. g, 4, hy Bedeck — Cleodora (J. E. Hoppas). Weight today 106.
73117 Oakland liii2<)y 1 ;49* hvy :!0 HI 3 7 7 S 8 S==AMcClain The ('.-iptaiii. YY'oirville. Derilimi.
73060 Oakland lm70>" 1:52* hvy 15 106 1 2 2 3 3= 7*“ McK^laln Dorado. Lampadrome, E.vcitemeiit.
72866 Oakland 8-4 1:16 slop 20 106 Fell. McClain Shenandoah, Red Bill. Boloman.
72797 Oakland lm70y 1:50* slop 10 105 1 1 2 1 6"k 9*=4McClain Beechwood, M.RdndoIph, LoneWolf
ZELINA, h. f, 4. hy Woolsthoipe— Zeliee (W. Walker). Weight today 99.
73077 Oakland ,F C 1:14* hvy 10 Ion 2 8 7 7= 6= .V Harris Tawaseiitlia. Emma (’,., Balreetl.
7:{i)18 Oakland 3-4 1:16* slop 20 99 3 3 6 4i>k 31 a Harris Capt. Burnett. Mansard, Shenandoah
72'923 Oakland 3-4 1:17 hvy 12 91» 3 2 2 2= 1* Harris Shady I.ad. Nappa. Magrane.
7l’ 903 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop 30 loi) 7 7 7 7 6** Lycurgus .Mansard, Tawasentha, Curriculum.
WARNING, b. h. 5. by Previous — ^Lida H. (F. McMahon). Weight today 112.
72982 (Oakland 11-16 1:54 mud 4 105 7 9 10 9 8* 7® H’herton .Midinout. I.-azelI, Coeytus.
72851 Oakland lm70y 1:50 hvy 13 108 6 1 1 1 1= 3'J Keogh Ramus. Midmont, Excitement.
72797 Oakland linTOy 1:50* slop 8 112 3 7 6 7 8= 7»J Kcogti Beechwood, Marg. Randolph. E.Welf
VRONSKY, ch. c, 3, by Golden Garter — Salver (Keene Bros). Weight today 95.
72021 t4aklaiid liii20y 1:47 mud 25 JOi) 3 4 5 4 .3"k 7*= J .McTiityreTaunt. Mar. Randolph, Blanche C.
72483 Oakland 3-4 1:18 slop 13-5 104 1 2 11* I® J MclntyreLast Go.. .\lta Spa, Gage Taylor.
72398 Oakland 1 1:48 hvy 30 99 7 7 4 5 5* 3= J Hayes Castile. Bardonia. San Gil.
Baron Esher. Dorado. Harry Scott.
Mansard, Capt. Burnett, Import.
Ovelando, Bill Mayham, Bryan.
Weight today 94.
Tawa-nentlia, Emma (}., .Vinbifiriiis.
Distributor, Dr. S'heruian. Quindaro
MayAmelia, Belleoflroquois, Zeliiia
Mansard. Big Store, Jockey Mounce
Weight today 101.
Lord Provost, Shady Lad, BanLord.
Mitre, Elevation, Nappa.
Mansard. JockeyMounce, J. Paine.
Sycamore, St. George Jr., D.Wilson
Weight today 105.
Emily .M.. Letitia S., Bertie \.
-Mansard, Capt. Burnett. Import.
4= 5*®iJ Butler St. Francis, Burleigh, Plausible.
1 1:48 hvy 30
5 4 3= 5* Borel Tom Shaw, Boloman, J.H. Sheehan.
(F. Regaa). Weight today 99,
1 3 2"k 3'* Gillieit .Mansard. I'liiiisilile, (’apt. Biiriiett.
9 6 4i 2*1 J Hayes Jockey Mounce. Bravoiire. Galves.
2 2 2J 6* W Knapp Harvel, Laudable, Billy Bowlegs.
8 8 7= 7>» Harty Harvel, L. C. Widrig, May Sutton.
S. Hoppas). Weight today 106,
7 8 8 S==AMcClain The ('.-iptaiii. YY'oirville. Deriloiii.
2 3 3= 7*“ MtK^laln Dorado. Lampadrome, E.vcitemeiit.
McClain Shenandoah, Red Bill. Boloman.
2 1 6"k 9*=AMcClain Beechwood, M.RdndoIph, LoneWolf
. Walker). Weight today 99.
8 7 7= 6= .V Harris Tawaseiitlia. Emma (’.., Balretsl.
3 6 4®k 31 A Harris Capt. Burnett. Mansard, Shenandoah
2 2 2= 1* Harris Shady I.ad. Nappa. Magrane.
7 7 7 6** Lycurgus .Mausard, Tawasentha, (hirriciilum.
r. McMahon). Weight today 112.
0 9 8’ 7® H’herton .Midinout. I.,azell, Coeytus.
1 1 1= 3*5 Keogh Ramus. Midmont, Excitement.
6 7 8= 7»S Kcogti Beechwood, Marg. Randolph. E.Welf
»r (Keene Bros). Weight today 95.
5 4 .3"*i 7*= J .McTiityreTaunt. Mar. Randolph. Blanche C.
2 1 1* 16 .1 MclntyreLast Go.. .\lta Spa, Gage Taylor.
5* 3= J Hayes Castile, Bardonia, San Gil.
FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Palace Hotel Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward.
RAPID WATER, b. b. 7, by Ran all»— Water Oiri (t. O. Hildreth).
729i;:{ OakI.nnd I 1 ;IU .slow 9-20 124 :{ 2 1 1 1* 1 = '. E Dugan
727S9 S. Anita 1 1-16 1 ; 444 fast 2-5 110 5. 6 5 3 :’.= 3** E Dugan
7’2687 Oakland 6*. f 1:20* hvy 7-10 lo9 I 4 4 4* 1= E Dugan
72644 S. Anita 6* f 1:17* fast 4 126 1 4 4 4= 1” E Dugan
’Dead beat.
(■. O. Hildreth). Weight today 126.
|*_ 1 = '. E Dugan Fred Kent. Johnny Lyons, t’loviic.
3= 3*i E Dugan ITetciisjon, Geo. S. Davis, Kilter.
4* 1= E Dugan St. Francis. Sidiie.v F.. Grace G.
4' 1” E Dugan Waterbary, Mary F., Sir Edward.
DAILY RACING FORM.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908.
CLAMOR, ch. g, 4, by Gold Heek — Salvia (Keene Bros.)
73014 Anita
7-.»6»i Oaklatiil.
7-414 Oaklanfi
S. Anita
72298 S. Anita
1 1 4 2:05 fapt
1 1-4 2:10* slop
1 1-4 2:10g hvy
1 1-8 l:53i fast
t 1:39 fast
104 10 10 10
105 13 13 11
92 8 7 fi
97 3 6 6
101 11 11 11
1‘ Buxton
9'* Musgr’ve
KEEP MOVING, b. f, 3, by Yankee— La Polka (New Orleans Stable)
7:>i*21 Oaklanil
72%5 ttakland
712S6 14<“lmont
70SU3 Sheeps’ll
70.S07 Sheei>s'd
in
108
124
92
lit:
2 3 2
.1 Haves
0"?!,r Hayes
Du^un
G-* Notter
1* E Dugan
1 1-lfi l:54i slop 4
1 l:4(;i .slow 8-5
3-4 1:11* fast 25
7-8 l:25i hvy 12
3-4 1:15 ntud 30
JOHNNY LYONS, b. c, 4. by Sain— La Bella (M. J. Hayea).
72is2: tiiiklanil 1 1:44* slow 21-5 l(i5 2 12 :: 3* :!'-l .1' Hayes
7-9m; < laklan.l 1 1-4 2:10* slop 20 lot 3 2 2 2 2' 5'“J.J Haves
72.V.O Oakland 1 l-l(i 1 :r.lR hvy 2J 105 2 2 3 3 3» 2« .1 Hayea
727:k; t'akland 1 1:43* slop 9 105 4 5 3 3 3*4. 3‘“4J Hayes
RED LEAF, ch. m, C, by Hermence— Readina (Keene Bros.)
Oakland 1 1-8 1 :.5tJi mud 18-5 108 2 8 7 C
72(14 Oakland 1 1-4 2:10g hvy 3 103 9 6 3 3
72300 mklan.l 1 1-lG 1:49 hvy lS-5 96 1 4 3 3
72.305 Oakland 1 1-8 1:56J hvy 6 90 6 4 4 1
Keene llro.s. entry — ('l.inior and Red Leaf.
Weight today 105.
Milter Montjroniory. Uillonian, First Peep.
2* W Miller Montgomery. Rifleman, Wing Ting.
1* Klrseli’m Red Leaf, Rubric, Wing Ting.
Baron Esher. Ouardl, Josic’s Jewel
Gold. Shore, Tim. Wen, J.R.Laughrey
Weight today 100.
Ojtrinelina, Marian Casey. Supine.
Marian Casey, Adetia, ('armelina.
Stamina. Masquerade. H. Sovereign.
Roseben, Far West, Keator.
Bouquet, L.Winlfred. Masqnerado.
Weight today 103.
Rapid Water. Fred Beni. Cloyne.
Montgomery, Clanior, Rifleman.
Deiitsehlaiul. Northwest, Husky.
Deutschland, .Montgomery, Banposal
Weight today 102.
SNAPDRAGON, b. f. 3. by Griffon— Miss Rye (J. Shannon)
4b K Imes
G fit R Imes
5i 6*4 B Lynch
2b 2‘ Borel
4nk 2* F Graham
(1*
5J McIntyroArlmo, JolinnyLyons, Judge Nelson.
2‘i 2*^ McIntvreClauior, Rubric, Wing Ting.
3*i 1«^ Dugan
H 1« Gin>ert
Oci an Shore, Wing Ting, Prejuldo
Ma.ssu, Northwest, Wing Ting,
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds andjipward. Selling. (fiOO.’ifl — 1:4.3 — Tt — 100.)
BOLOMAN, b. g, 5, by David Tenny— Ella Boland (D. B. Fountain).
1 1* 2b C’boneau
1 11 2“b C’honeau
1 13 luii C’binieau
P. Fine).
1 1*1 1=1 W Fischer
1 1= 2» W Miller
10 10 8'® Rettig
3 .5b 5* Rettig
2'.022 Oakland lin70y 1:51 slop 41 104 5 1 1
72904 Oakland lni70y 1:51 slow 6 104 5 2 1
7292fi Oakland 1 1-lG 1:5.5J hvy 12 101 7 1 1
ARCOURT, ch. c. 4, by Arkle— Courtly (W.
72778 Oakland 1 1-1G 1 :50g slow 15 108 5 1 1
727ii7 Oakland 1 1-lfi 1 :52i mud 10 lo3 3 1 1
7--W.S tlakland 1 1 ;4C3 slow*12 109 118
T.’.'ifio Oakland lm70y 1:52 hvy 200 109 0 1 3
SHENANDOAH, hr. g, 6, by Long street— Suiaua (F. T. China).
7::o,s < laklainl 1 l:4ti hvy 17 20 105 5 1 1 1 O V- .1 H.-iyes
7:.nis Oakland 3-4 1;1G* slop 3 115 G 7 <>' 4=1 Keogh
7294:: Oakland 1 1-1(1 1 :.52 hvy 3 1o9 5 11 1 1=4 1* Keogh
728(3; Oakland 3-4 1;1C slop 7-10 1((S 4 3 2 2=.\ 1®. tV Fischer
72832 Oaklainl .54 f l:10g slop 4 129 G 3 1 l*i !• W Fischer
DORADO, ch. g, 6, by Amigo — ^Fame (A. Koenigsberger) .
73'HKi ( >akland lni70y 1:52* hvy S-5 11:: 411 1 1=4 1'4 KisigA
7:;o22 Oakland lni70y 1:51 slop 13-5 114 2 4 3 2 3'4 3=4 .1 Hayes
72007 Oakland lm70y 1 :49J -slop 3) 113 G 1 1 1 1= 2=4 W Miller
72741 Oakland 1 1-lG 1:51* hvy 4-5 111 4 3 3 3 3= 3= W Miller
W. Walsh).
fi 4"t ij ciliM-rt
5 4= 1* Gilbirt
9 B4 2J Gilbert
4 5=.i 3=i Gilbm t
6 C* 5‘«JH’herton
MAXTRESS. b. m. 7. by Mazio — Punstress (J.
7;:n79 Oakland 1 l-1fi 1 :.55g hvy 3 1((5 fi fi 5
72’983 Oakland lni70y 1:51 mud 12 109 3 5 4
72SG9 Oakland ImlOOy 1:.54* slop 8 lo4 8 10 10
72741^)akland l(n70.v 1:49* hvy 60 105 C 3 4
72707 Oakland 1 1-16 1:52* mud 8 101 7 4 4
MANDATOR, b. h, 6. by Maddison— Flamingo (W. Walker).
730S(( Oakland 1 3-16 2:((7* hvy (> Hi7 4 I I 3 3* ;i"4 A Harris
73042 Oakland 1 1-lG 1:.53* mnd 8 K(4 3 7 7 7 7= fi"! A Harris
72813 Oakland 1 1-8 1:58* slop 7-10 114 7 .5 3 3 1} 1» W Miller
72779 Oakland lm20y l:44g slow 5* lOS 1 2 1 2 4'>b 7*4 W Miller
RED BALL, ch. c. 4. by Lieber Karl — Marguerite (J. Coffey).
72".(13 Oakland 1 1-lfi 1 :.52 hvy* 30 ln4
728Sfi Oakland linlHlv l:4fi* slop 7 102 5 4 5 fi
72688 Oakland lni70y 1:481 hvy 8 111 3 2 3 2
72541 Oakland 1 1:46 hvy 15 KM 1 3 3 4
72325 Oakland 7-8 1:29* slop 20 107 2 4 4 4
Durker).
S' 9>'* .1 Hayes
fi=® 6== R Davis
2'i 2’ J Hayes
410 4SSJW Miller
4 4'* Moreland
IRAS. b. m. 8, by Moreno— Panilla (W,
7:l(i<(2 Oakland 1 1-2 2:44 hvy 12 105 5 S s 7 7‘ 7'= Kirseh'in
7277fi Oakland 1 1-2 2:3Kg slow G 105 7 7 7 7 6= 4»i J Haves
72G;:1 Oakland 1 1-2 2:43 hvy 13 100. fi 7 fi fi 44 lb J Haves
72412 Oakland 1 1-2 2:43 hvy 16 101 4 5 5 3 4nV 3>> Lentz
ETHEL ABBOTT, b. m, 7, by Furyeax D.— Bohemian Lass (F. J,
T2!(82 Oakland ll-lC. 1:.54 mud .50 98 9 9 1(( KC ]0'*?.l'oles
7’2S(:9 (Oakland IniloOy 1:54* slop CO 109 9 3 3 3 4« 7*4 (A.les
72778 Oakland 1 1-16 1 :50J slow 40 111 7 3 4 3 4nk 6»* Itorel
7’27((7 Oakland 1 1-lG 1:52* mud 25 108 C 3 3 2 3* 4>=4Borel
72fi’J9 Oakland F C 1:13* hvy 20 107 4 5 4 4' 8‘*JBorel
Weight today li02.
WolfvUIe, Dorado. .1. U. Laughrey
Oromobol, Rosy Light. Kogo.
Excitement, Jocund, Matador.
Weight today 102.
Renvollo, Fury, Matador.
The Captain, Graphite, E. .Abbott.
C. Warwick, C. Hale, L.C.Ackerley
Dorado, Kamos, Fury.
Weight today 114.
D. Dollars, TlieEnglislimaii. Volada.v
(’apt. P.((rnetl, Ma[[sard, Zelina.
Tr.Seeker, Eduardo, T.Englislmian.
Red Bill, Boloman. Old Settler.
Curriculum, Marvel P., Pr. Brutus.
Weight today 113.
I.aihpadr'nie. Exeitem’t. P.ofttrauge
Wolfville, Boloman. .T. R. Laughxey
BaroiiEsher, HarryK’cott, FunnySide
Blanche C., Eduardo, Agnolo.
Weight today 108.
-\ltair. Funny Side, Celeres.
Bill Curtis, Derdom, Shady Lad.
Silver Sue, Tetanus, Melar.
MargaretRandolpb, Jocund, Lassen.
The Captain, Arcourt, Graphite.
Weight today 108.
Treas. Seeker. Graphite, MissRlllle.
'I'reas. Seeker, Import. Cap. Burnett.
Pr.ofOrange, Beechwood, Fun. Side.
Cloyne, Sidney F., Mias OlBcious.
Weight today 108.
Shenandoah, Trea. Seeker. Eduardo.
Downpat’k, T. Englishman, .Tocund.
Dorado, Hnerfano, Royal Red.
Massa, Banposal, Fulletta.
Prejuiclo. Dol.Dollars, St.Elmwood.
Weight today 103.
Graphite. Tet.anus, Rotroii.
Bj’ronerdale. Pr.ofOrange, Tefanus.
Tetanus. Rotrou. Gromobol.
Byronerdale, Graphite. KingofMlst.
Neil). Weight today 103.
Mhhnont. Lazell. Cocytns.
.SilviT Sue. Maxtress. Tetanus.
•Arcourt, Benvolio, Fury.
The Captain, Arcourt. Graphite.
ReeneW., KoenlginLulse, Yo San.
72264 S. Anita 7-8 1:261 fast 25 100 3
72227 S. Anita 5J f 1:08 fast 5 105 1
71850 Oakland 3-4 1:14| fast 13 111 7
69119 Oakland 1-2 48g fast 18-5 110 6
69027 Oakland 6-8 1:02 fast 20 100 3
LADY POWELL, b. f, 3, by Toddington — Aliena (W. T. Anderson).
72864 S. Anita 5-8 1:03 slop 7 102 1 3 4 4* 8* Goldstein
72592 S. Anita 5J f 1:0C* fast 30 100 14 15 15 15 15=* Dudley
70780 Montreal 6-8 1:02| slop 10 107 1 111* 5« Goldstein
LATONA, b. f, 3. by Sain — El Salado (B. Schreiber).
72994 S. Anita .54 f 1:08* good 15 K(7 12 9 9
72825 S. Anita 5i f 1 :(J7g fast 6 104 2 3 3
72751 S. Anita 1 1 :40 fast 10 92 11 8 0 .5
72625 S. Anita 3-4 1:13* fast 10 107 (! C G
BELLE GRIFFON, b. f, 3, by Griffon — Beneme (Los Angeles Stable).
2991 ,S. Anita .54 f 1;(J8* good 3 Ki7 10 11 11 10' 8® W Mill
717S1 Aqueduct 5-8 1:01* slow 10 108 12 11 11 12 12
71G80 Jamaica 5-8 l:01g fast 12 102 13 12 11 11 11
716.39 Jamaica 5* f 1:08* fast 15 99 4 4 7 9 8®
LOOK, ch. f, *3, by Ornament — Gaze (J. P. McAdams).
'2864 S. Anita 5-S 1:03 slop 6 102 8 6 6 7' 10=*iE Dug.m
72592 S. Anita 54 f 1:06* fast 30 105 10 5 8 11' 14*' Ilarty
72424 S. Anita 5-8 1:00| fast 15 107 4 9 9 10' 9'»4Harty
ARTIE RIPY, ch. f, 3, by Maddison — Tlrzah (J.
'2973 ,‘t. -Anita 5-8 1 :02g .slow 50 107 8 9 9
2825 S. Anita oj f l:07g fast G 102 8 7 7
72701 .S. Anita 5-8 1:01* fast 100 105 10 9 9
72592 S. Anita 5i f 1:0C* fast 30 100 15 14 14 14' 1.3*“ Blair
Weight today 107>
Ch. Desmond. B.Oldtield,* S’.Beckham
L. C. Widrig, Otwell, Laudable.
Husky, Ivackfoot, Sir .Wesley.
Katie Rains, Forest Rose, Saucy M.
Saint Modan, Be Thankful, Karoilo.
Weight today 102.
Billowy, Brawney Lad. Balolee.
.Anoura, Otwell, .Albion II.
Chief Desmond, Gaga, Orena.
Weight today 102.
64 12"4M Preston Insp.Bird, RoyalQuccn, Grimlstom’.
4h 3= C H Shil’gLitholiii. Black Diuiiiiio, .Annette.
7' 7’* Buxton Entrada, K.andRoutiil,L.C;ivan:igh
4M Preston Bauihro, R. and Round, I'r.Klmral'
CAESAR'S WIFE, ch. f, 3, by Ce sarion — Miss Thomas (F. S. Hanna)
71720 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15? good 100 !U 12 10 10 10 10"JUpton
70798 Sheeps’d 3-4 1:1G mud 20 94 4 5 9 10 10 W Burns
70426 Saratoga 54 f 1:08 fast 100 95 11 12 12 11 11 Brussel
68462 Jamaica 6-8 1:01* fast 99 6 5 6 7* 7'* R Lowe
PENSION, hr. f, 3, by Little Saint— Retained (Kansas Stable).
■ ’206 ,s. Anita 5 8 1 :(H)? fast GO 108 1 10 K( 10 10 Wicker
1682 Latonia 54 f 1:14 hvy 40 97 G G 6 7® 7'=i.A Walsh
71G23 Latonia 64 f 1:13* hvy 10 107 4 3 3
71.5CG Latonia 54 f l:08g fast 25 107 13 14 14
SAUCY M., b. f, 3, by Sorcerer — Princess Marne (S. Martin)
SIXTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-oids and upward. Special Weights. (72047 — 1:11*-
-10.3.)
MANSARD, b. g, 8, by Florist — Fedalma (Keene Bros.).
73097 ttakland 3-4 1:17* hvy 3-2 114 5 5 I 3* 1} K»>ogh
73UIS Oakland .3-4 1:16* slop 1 119 1 11 1'?. 2= Seoville
72903 Oakland 3-4 1:17 slop 1 119 1 111® 1= .Seoville
72819 Oakland 3-4 l:lCg hvy 3-5 109 1 2 2 Ink 14 Seoville
72793 Oakland 3-4 1:16 slop 13-20 113 2 4 1 1*4 1® Seoville
CAPTAIN BURNETT, b. g, 5, by Rnbicon— Miss Reel (H. A. Cotton).
7;!o97 Oaklanil :;-4 1:17* hvy .3 KIti (i fi 5 5' 4®4 Gargan .Mansard
Weight today 105.
Plausible, Hal, Captain Burnett.
Capt. Burnett. Zellna, Shenandoah.
Tawasentha, Curriculum, SirUussell
Capt. Burnett, Import. Burn. Bush
Excitement, Blondy, SilverWeddIng
Weight today 105.
Plansihle. Hal.
7;>(42 Oakland 1 1-16 1:53* mud 4 105 6 2 3 2 4= 3'4 Gargan Treasure Seeker, Import, Plausible
73018 Oakland 3-4 1:1G* slop IG 115 2 G 2 2“k 1' Gargan Mansar. Zelina, Shenandoah.
72914 Oakland 3-4 1:16* hvy 15 119 3 7 8 6' 2' Gargau IMillIgoe, Herodotus, May Amelia.
DOLLIE DOLLARS, b. f, 4, by Toddington — Nadavia (A. B. Buchanan). Weight today 102.
104
3 4
1; 4
1 1
2 6
6 4
(C.
5 4
1 1
3 4
2 3
Bowman),
1 .3 4'
111®
6 4 4'
8 9 7‘
6 9 9*
C'l>om‘a((
G® fi* C’boneaii
1'4 1* W Miller
4' 3*J Kirsch’m
S* 3»i Gilbert
4'= J Hayes
l*i Sandy
5*4 Sandy
Shen’doah. T.Englishman, Voladay.
Raleigh. Massa, Deutschland.
Eduai'do, Gromobol, Lucian.
Judge Nelson, Tavora, Mls.s Rillle.
Deutsehland, J. Nelson. Plausible.
Weight today 105.
Fred Bent, Massa, A. Muskoday.
Elevation, Curriculum, L. Provost.
St. Francis. Ovelando, Cloudligbt.
G'*JR McDan’lC. Forge, F. Nun, H. of Hyacinth.
9'* K McDau’lHyperlonll., Toy^y, AyctaOldham.
c, 4, by Handsome — ^Independenc* Bay (J. BL Shouldice). Weight today 105.
!•' (' 1:14 hvy 10 109 7 fi G 4nk 4'4 ,T Connelly Salvage. Exchequer, Old Settler.
.3-4 1:16* slop 12 111 4 4 4 .54 6** Sandy Capt. Burnett, .Mansard, Zelina.
64 f 1 :07g slop 8 108 4 2 2 2® 2«* E Dugan “ _ _ _
3-4 1:13 fast 15 110 2 3 3 fh 4***G Burns
PLAUSIBLE, ch. g, 4. by Plaudit — Ida Pickwick (E. Dealy).
7.".ii!(7 Oakland 3-1 1:17* hvy 8 loi 3 2 1 l“k 21 Kirseh'in
73((I2 Oakland 1 1-lG 1:.5.’!* mud 15 l>fi 111 1 I'J 4= Kirseh’in
72!s:’-' Oakland IniTOy 1:48* slow 9 91 1 3 .3 3 4 4" Kirsch’m
72SCkS O.akland 7-8 1:29* slop 13 101 4 4 4 2 2* 2" Kirsch’m
72815 Oakland 1 1:44* sIoD 7 101 2 1 1 1 I'i 2®k Kirseh’in
LEGAL FORM, b. g, 5, by Eddie Jones — Mortgage (Smolden & Long)
7:!07s Oakland 1- 1:4(1 hvy 10
73iitO Oakland 7-8 1:31* mud 20
72867 Oakland 1 1-lC 1 :.52* slop 14-5 KM
7-28.34 Oakland lm20y 1:47 slop 5* 94
7274.3 Oakland 1 1:44 hvy 9 89
BELMERE, b. g. 5, by Ogden — ^Nahma
7;:o99 Oakland 11:47* hvy 19-5 lol
73037 Oakland 3-4 1:18* mudll-10 107
72946 Oakland 51 f 1:09? hvy 30 105
72C.55 F.Grounds 3-4 1:22* mud 3-5 106
72.546 City Park 6-8 69J fast 60 100
WESTERN, ch.
7;’.ii9( Oakland
730IS Oakland
72S77 S. Anita
72628 .S. Anita
72922 Oaklanil
72725 ( lakland
(:91,s.5 < (akiand
68435 Oakland
RUTH W„ ch,
7.':<i!i7 Oakland
72:siS Oakland
72.S6S Oakland
72758 Oakland
1-4 1:17* hvy
F C 1:13 hvy 200
1 1-16 l:4fi? fast 300
65 f 1:20* fast 200
Bot.mist, Kirk. Belle, B. T. Fryer.
Norfolk, El Cazador, Halton.
Weight today 104.
Mansard. Hal, Captain Burnett.
Treas. Sieeker, Import, Cap.Bnrnetl.
WliigTing. Downpatrick, J.Nelson.
Burleigh, Judge Nelson. Slbarl.
Sister Frances, Col. White, Ramus.
Weight today 105.
109 1 7 7 .5'! .5®1 C Miller Emily M., El Otros. John II.
99 6 7 6 6* 7*®JJ Hayes Grace G., Downpatrick. Blondy.
102 7 7 7 7 7 7'® Callahan A. .Mack, Sahara, Ralph Young.
107 7 8 8 8 8** Borel Gossip II., El Otros, Nappa.
m, 6, by King’s Counsel — ^Letter B. (J. B. Dunn). Weight today 105.
3-1 1:17* hvy 50 10? 2 4 2 4'?. 5".'.W Kisclier Jfansard, Plausible, Hal.
1 1:45 slop 200 101 5 7 7 7 7 7®'iYouiig Deiitschl’d, B’.Piillman. M.Antonyll.
7-8 1:29* slop 100 Kr> 5 3 3 5 5 5'*.’.W Fischer Burleigh, Plausible, .lodge Nelson.
7-8 1:30 slow 100 KM 6 5 5 G 5' 4® W Fischer Tavora. Keene W.. College Widow
Los Angeles Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, February 8.
Racliia
y Itilli;
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
LOS ANGELES ENTRIES.
starts at 1 :.50 p. in. (Chicago lime, .3:.50.)
well in niiid. ©.Superior mud runner.
First Race — 5-8 Mile.
A. Wt.
I(i2.
1(12.
1(12.
102.
102.
102 .
102.
1o2.
.3-ycar-idds. Elllics. .Selling.
(Track rcinird: 723.'Ui - r.'.is — 2 — lOS.)
Ind. Hi.rscs. Kc
72.''(l.5* ICillv l:olB
72.S2.5 Velma (' 1:01
727iir-’ Margie D 1:01*
722(>4 Snapdragiiii 1:02*
7’2.S(;4 l.:idy Pewcll
72004 Latixia
72004 Belle Griften 1:02:
72SC,t lamk
7207:: Aide Ripv
TI7’Jo (.’aisar's Wife
7220C, P. nsinn
73nss Sail-y M
.Iiilia ('., eh. f, Ky
Salvaliiin -Eva N. . .
Red I.aee, eh. f. by
Danliiii — Mamie
Clark
Second Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs,
2 year-olds. .MIowaiiees.
[ilcp.
iTr,
715
71.5
710
710
102 7
102. .XI
102 •
(Track roiord:
7.3(112—11* 2 11.3.)
BLAMELESS
11:;.
. . . 72."
Frank 1'Ianey
loT.
. X720
\5-djram ....
lOli.
. . .715
i;<-d Mimic ..
uni.
.. .71(1
I'.nekllioni ...
102.
. . .7ur»
Kniglil of (he
East .. • 102.
. . .7h«»
::-ye
I
3001
2S2C=
::ii".Hr'
.".o;;r,
::n72
7:;oss=
7 ’20 50
Third Race — 1 Mile.
Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles,
Veiiliira Manilieap. !S1..5iK» added.
3-year-idds anil njiward.
(Traek rei i.rd:
73(11 (-•
lilli-mau
...1:51 4.
.120.
. x"r»o
7.:i 1 1
7.”.oI 4®
'list Peep
4.
.1(14.
. X7 45
t;:oi I
'rank Fliitiier ...
. ..1:.52*
.Kc:.
. •:'74.5
Tim
T.'.ol 1
tilld-ie
.104.
. X745
(lie tie
T HKii
.iiriK W.H.l
4.
. 1M».
. © 4*»
since .
Ind.
Horses.
Ree.
A. Wt. ITdep.
7.:oni
Tonv Fa list
4. .ill). . X740
7::(»!ii®
Colonel Jack ...
4. .!(«. . X740
Gallavant
.5. .102. .©740
(73001) Edwin T. Fryer .
7207(> ‘Wexford
73072= Early 'Tide
*R. L. 'I'hoinas entry.
. . .1 :.52*
4.. 10.5.. X 73.-
C. .102. . X
3. .KKI. . X7:‘2
Fifth Race— 1 Mile.
.3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track rccigd: 7242(5 — 1 ::’7i! — 3 — lOS.)
73030®
(’lialfonte
1
:43*
.5.
.104.
X725
(72.80!n
Crepps Beekliam ....
1
:40
r,
.100.
X720
(7::o7:i)
T'm-le Henry
1
:42
<>
.112.
X715
7;k):’M5=
Sink Spring
4
. .715
Perry Wickes
1
:10J
i\
.KMl.
X710
7:‘4)71
laxiisc FItzgihlion . . .
4
. 1)0.
X710
7:9l!lO®
.Alma Boy
1
:40*
7
.101.
XT05
73071=
Kirktield Belle
1
:41i
4
. 07.
. .70. .
Dr. S'pniill
1
:3;i*
6
.100.
©700
7247H
.Tidm C. Grans
5
.106.
. .700
Sixth Race — 1
Mile
4-ycar-olds and upward.
Selling.
(Track record: 7242G—
-1
:37?
0 —
lOS.)
7.3071
Giovanni Balerio
1
40
.100.
X725
72i»r»s
Fasloso
1
:40?
c.
.UKi.
. .720
72(i.s;{
Pontotoc
1
::■•;)?
.100.
X715
Mary Camllenias
4.
. 00.
X715
72K.5S
Gentle Harry
1
;44
7.
.100.
X710
7:;o.7.7
Rmlabek
1
:41if
7.
.100.
X710
Associate
1
:4.3
4.
. 101 .
. .711)
730:1::®
I.eash
1
;47
s.
.104.
X705
7:10.74
Sherry
1
;4;:
s.
.loo.*
X70O
Ttfr.’ir*
Nash Bnckhigham ...
7 .
.10(5.
. .700
7;:o7i
Mountebank
1
:41s
11.
.100.
X7(ib
•ir olds ami npwai'i
Special
Weigllts.
Seventh Race — 7-8
Mile.
Track record: 724'J(
-1 :::7?-:t
— KIS. 1
3-year-olds and upward
Selling.
Tonv F.-iust
. . . 1 : 101.
4. .1(17. . X7.50
(Track ri-civril: 72.5 :mi — 1
KNl.)
Galiavant
. . .1 :;:sv
5. .112. .©745
00041 Libert 0
7. .104. .
.700
Meilimio
. . .1 : 10®
.5. .112. . XT4(l
7;1110= I.aiira E
4. .102. .
.(i.05
Id I’.all
...i:::o*
s. .100. . X7::.5
Dr. .Sonic, lir. c. l>v
.\mniids-n
F<xil Shot -Hoff iiimg
4. .104. .
Black Dress
...1:42:
::. . 0(1. . X715
Riildicr Bov, h. g. iiv
Nallie Bxmppo ..
. ..1 :41S
0. .Kfil. . XTKI
Norford — Rcina Di
73111
727T.1
7284. 5
I.nn.-i
Rnstiens
Onoto Wat.ina
I’rcstoliis ....
Itriardiiirpc ..
CidcxMirt ....
figur»is
St time
miller
.'nailc
“Ree.”
by the
1.. 104.
.5.. 104.
4.. 1(r2.
.S..104.
7. . 10t.
4. 104.
in .tIsivc entries show
lii>t»c at the ilislancc
. .(5t40
. .CfilO
XC.S
X Ci.8.'
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LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds, Fillies. Selling.
130— .5'.):— 2- I OS. )
Index Course
DALLY, hr. f,
72Sif5 S. .-Xiiita
Os747 liaklund
(.\7irj Oakliind
VELMA C., ch.
72s‘25 .s, Anita
727 m; .<■ Anita
MARGIE D.. b.
72701 S. Anita
J2592 ,S. Anita
iliia S. Anita
DistTimeT’ekOdds
3, by Giganteuni —
7-S 1:27 fa.sl 4a
5-8 1:(»0* fast 15
1-2 48* fast 21 :
f, 3, by Rey el
51 f 1 :07i? fast 3i
"5-8 1:01 fast 6
f. 3, bv Golden G
5-S 1:01* fast 4*
6i f 1:06* fast 20
ft-i l:iUi mud 8
Wt SI *4 */4 *4 StrFin Jockeys
Dal (W. P. Maxwell).
KI7 3 5 5 4 5® 2' < ’ Ross
Kit 2 4 3 3‘>. ,3=i H Davis
no 5 4 4'* 4’i C Ross
Best Company.
Weight today 102
.TanoSwift. Val. Stream. Dix. Belle
Raleigh, Tnriiaway. Husky.
Herives. Katie Rains, Albion H.
Santa Anita — Ardiente (Oakwood Stock Ranch), Weight today 102
br.4 ;; 12 2* 5' Finn I.itholin, Black Domino, Latona.
ll;ti .5 4 4 41 2®J W Knapp MaySuttoii. ValleyS'tream, Rillowy
arter— Queenfisher (T. A» Davies). Weight today 102
K12 4 3 2 2* 2= C H ShirgInspect.Bird. I’avanagh, .\niiette
105 6 11 K) 6* 5* Miisgr’ve Anoura, Otwell. Alhiou H.
1U3 1 US?: 8“ C Uosii Ruscluio, Green Goods. Karodo,
C Grand
G Swain
Weight today 102.
Insii.Bird, R<>yal(*neen, Griml.stime,
A Martin Sandal. Miss Delaney. Great liane.
Youthful, MarianLouise, Tilekiliis.
Single Stone, Blacksheep. ReeneW.
. Weight today 102.
Billowy, Brawney Lad, Balolee.
Anoura, Otwell, Albion H.
Kosegal, May Sutton, Godfather.
Weight today 97.
Orirtaml), Lakevlew. Port Malione.
M Priiston I.ilholin, Black Domino, Latona.
6“i Blair Insiiect.Bird.MargieD., L.Cavamigh.
M. Stokes) .
9' 7* Blair
8 =
9'
Anoura, Otwell, Albion H.
Weight today 102.
iSs K. Anita '5* f 1 :(iS fast 4(» 97
2863 S. Anita .5-8 1:01® slop 60 102
2732 S. Anita 61 f 1:20 good GO 93
72351 S. Anita 5-8 1:01* fast 30 107
2170 S. Anita BJ f 1:06* fast 30 103
First start for the following:
JULIA C., ch. f, 3, by Salvation — Eva N.
RED LACE, ch. f, 3, by Danton — Mamie Clark.
.\Iamla, M. Delaney. .Miss .Mazzmii.
Dixon Belle, Complete, Sungleam.
Boema, Lotus Brandt, Gold Quartz.
Hands ArouniL B. Elk. B. Williams
Weight today 102.
F.ofEIgin, B.Oldlield, AstoriaP.elle.
Divorcee. Ansonla. Speed Marvel.
3' 4" C Koenier I.,enura G., Speed Marvel, Bender.
14 14®® A’buchon E. T. Shipp, Caltha, Agnes Wooil.
Weight today 102.
romiloM.. Black Dress, Ar.Ilyiftaii.
S.Bectlyini, BoogerRed. P,. Bowlegs
Succeed, .\doratlon, Nouie Lucille.
7>» 8'»1.T McBride MIssFairbanks, Grindstone, Billowy
7* 7*= Rettig Creston, Barney Oldfield, Balreed.
Weight today 102.
Weight today 102.
3 4 4 5ii 7‘=iGiildslcln
1 9 9 8' 8=»iBiixton
Left at the post. Fpton
9 10 6
1 5 5
SECOND RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. WtHowances. (7.3012— 41 J— 2— 113.)
BLAMELESS, ch. c, 2. by Fatherless — Aurie (T. H. Williams).
72936 S. Anita 3-8
72522 Oakland 3-8
FRANK CLANCY, ch.
72897 S. Anita 3-8
72824 S. Anita 3-8
72788 S. Anita .3-8
72733 S. Anita 3-8
Weight today 113.
.37* slop 1 105 !• 1® 1' W .Miller .Toe Gaitens, Horacell., LaPaladiii.
37* mud 9-10 118 8 5= 6* W .Miller Lee Rose, Beaumont, Arv. Leonard,
c, 2. by First Mate — ^Fanny Wilson (J. Stephenson). Weight today 107.
353 slop 25 103 4 4® 2® Goldsteiu R. Queen, RoyalStone, Mar. Delorme
35* fast 6 110 12 10= 12'® C Ross Traffic, Clillla, Silk Hose.
35 fast 3* 105 5 1= 2S C Ross Moileua. Marion Delorme, Traffii;.
353 good 30 112 2 1' 6®i W Kuapp Dara. Queen, Joe Gaitens, Kanthel
Weight today 102.
OnParole, Hazlet. EdwardOrinonile.
Weight today 102.
Achieve. C. W. Riley. ,\pto Oro.
Weight today 102.
Hainpass, Steel, .Madeline Mnsgravc
Achieve, Mattie Russell, Chilla.
NEDJRAM. ch. c, 2, by Star Ruby —Phantasma (8. C. Hildreth) ,
'2612 Oakland 3-8 37? hvy 10 113 6 6' 8'® K Davis
RED MIMIC, b. c, 2, by Mimic — Red Orange (R. F. Carman).
73C12 S. Anita 31 f 41* fast 20 107 4 6.) 6'«*G Burns
BUCKTHORN, b. c, 2, by Santello — Escarola (Oakwood Stock Farm)
'3070 S. Anita 3i f til slow 100 KIS K) ]0' 9'»ir.amliiii
2642 S. Anita 3-8 34? fast 100 110 5 7' 13=* Landon
KNIGHT OF THE EAST, ch. c, 2, by Sir Knight— Ischium (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 102.
72917 S. Anita 3* f 43 slop 50 108 8 8® 7* W McIii'reMad.Musgrave, llanipass. An. Wells
72824 S. .\nita 3-8 .35* fast 9 102 9 1 2= 13'® Goldstein Traffic, Chilla. Silk Hose.
72678 S. Anita 8-8 34? fast 20 102 4 , ofi 9=®*M Preston Achieve, Cop. Princess, M.Miisgrave.
72569 S. Anita 3-8 35? fast 16 107 6 ' 6' 7** Musgr’ve Thund.nill, Queen’sGrove, F.Maier.
THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Special Weights. (72426 — 1:37? — 3 — 108.)
TONY FAUST, hr. c, 4, by Sain— St. Rom (S. C. Hildreth).
■.3091 S. Anita 1 1:39 fast 7 109 fi 6 6 fi finv I'-}. E Dugan
69938 Sheep. Bay 1 1-S 1:53? fast 114 4 2 2 2 1' 5® Garner
69761 Sheep. Bay 1 1:40? slow 108 8 10 10 8 4* 2} E Dngan
69685 Sheep. Bay 1 — fast 111 9 7 7 7 3s 5® Mountain
GALLAVANT, ch. h. 5. by Ornament — Spanker (O, J. Decker).
72826 S. Anita
72716 S. Anita
72245 S. Anita
72209 S. Anita
MERLINGO, ch.
"::090 S. Anita
72843 S. Anita
2591 S. Anita
72534 S. Anita
70392 Ft Erie
1 1:38* fast
6J f 1 :20* hvy S
1 1:38? fast 6
7-8 1:25 fast 40
10.3
102
10.5
112
4 4 4
8 8
9 8 8
6
Weight today 107.
EdwinT.Fryer, LiglitWool. Col.Jarli
CabochoD, McCarter, Mlnlota.
S.Lynnew’d, F.Premlum, Calmg’m.
FrankGUl, CbarlesEdward. Roeeben.
Weight today 112,
Geo.S. Davis. Orilene, .M. .\ntony II.
Geo. S. Davis. Ed Ball, Pretension.
Kilter, Stanley Fay, M. Antony II.
b, 5, by Ornament — Mary M. (J.
1 1:40* fast 3
7-8 1:25 fast 8 •
1 1-8 1:52* fast 6
7-8 1:25* fast 20
3-4 1:14* fast 3-:2
IK)
102
110
112
112
4 2J Goldstein
SI* 3'4 O Kmss
8= 7"iC Grand
2= 4*1 I> McC’thyRltleQian, Edwin Gum, Colonel.T.nck.
Singleton). Weight today 112.
2= 2>i W .tfiller Ganardo, .\lnia Boy, .ts.sociate.
S'! 4® M I’reston Tay. George, Gos.siperll.. SinkSpring
Undtke
Radtke
Kunz
ED BALL, ch. g, 8, by Verge d’Or— Niobe (W. D. Millard).
'30.3(> S. Anita 3-4 1:14* slop .30
72789 S. Anita 1 1-16 1:44* fast 30
109
100
13 3
Homer
C Ross
72716 S. Anita
6* f 1:20* hvy
25
99 2
4
4
5|
26 E Dugan
72534 S. Anita .
7-8 1:25* fast
4
109 5
4
3
3
4uk 5« M Preston
AMUNDSEN, b.
c, 3, by Alvescot— MUss
ModiHi
(J.
A. Bennet).
7:5072 S. Anita
65 f 1:1.9 slow
9
102 *5
6
.5®* Musgr’ve
72997 S. -Anita
5-S 1:01* good
25
112 1
3
5
5'
4' W Miller
70981 G’vesend
5* f 1:08 slop
10
102 6
8
7
7
7"*M Pri'stou
70871 Sheeps’d
7-8 1:23 fast
12
102 4
6
6
6
4*
3** Sandy
BLACK DBESS,
blk. f, 3, by Pink
Coat — Hester Lee
(K. Spence).
7:5088 S. Anita
5* f 1 :08 fast
10
102 8
3
3
35
2'5 c II Sliil’j
72918 S. Anita
5-8 1:03? slop
30
117 4
fi
6
56
4= E Mnrtin
72664 S. Anita
6* f 1:19* fast
100
100 5
7
8®
8=' Miisgr’ve
72519 S. Anita
5* f 1:06? fast
60
103 .3
6
6
7i
S* E Martin
71665 Latonia
7-8 1:35* mud 12
88 2
6
7
7
7
7*» A Walsh
NATTIE BUMPPO, b. g, 6. by Buck Massie— Flora
Dora (Orangevi
729-59 S. Anita
1 1:42? bvy
25
lllfi 6
4
f)
a
e';
V (i'=.'.C Boss
7CS07 S. Anita
f>* f 1 fl)6* fast
20
109 5
8
8
66
5" 1) Boland
727.50 S. Anita
5-8 1 :00? fast
30
109 8
5
5
6'
n® B AVilson
6!)T.Sl Oakland
1 1:43? fast
8
106 5
4
3
3
2'
26 L Wilson
Baron Esher, Ouardl, Elle.
Chippewa. Whldden, Black Mate.
New Year, Jigger, Marimbo.
Weight mday 109.
Mark.\ntonjTI.. Botanist, Ghalfonte
Pretension, Geo.S.Davls, Rap.Water
Weight today 95.
Preen. Early Tide, Botanist.
I'. W. Burt. Hiddeiilland. l.audalde.
Big Chief, Sanguine, Miss Delaney.
Run.Accoont, Mas. Robert, K. Folly
Weight today 90.
iConnle >f.. .\rthiir Hyman, Taraban.
LItholln. Inspector Bird. Albion U.
Harvel, L. C. Widrig, .May Sutton.
Rey Hindoo, Belarins, Ida I.ytle.
Ketcbemike, Linda Iiake, EdKane.
lie Stable). Weight today 109.
Col. Wliite. Preen, GossIiht II.
Mary F., Escalante. Dim Diuno.
Alleviator, Renshaw, Black Mate.
Eckersall, Croix d’Or, Flor. Fon.so.
FOURTH RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. Ventura Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. (72.510 — l:,5ts — 6— 10<).)
RIFLEMAN, b. c, 4, by Pessara — Fanny Rikes (R. F
73014 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:05 fast 10 1 20 7 2 3 2 .3'
72;h« Oakland 1 1-4 2:10* slop 6 125 5 5 3 3 3.1
72679 ,S. Anita 1 1:37? fast 3-5 90 2 2 1 1 1'
72209 S. Anita 7-8 1:25 fast 1-4 108 4 4 3 3 3*
Carman),
2® <! Burns
3*4 G Burns
1' a Burns
1® G Burns
FIRST PEEP, ch. f, 4, by Dieudonue — Dawning (A. G. DuAlop)
73014 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:05 Last 10 106 6 9 S ' 8 "
7’2*J19 S. -Anita 1 1:43 slop 7 100 5 5 5 5
72681 S. Anita 1 1-2 2:31* fast 4-5 104 1 1 1 1
72645 S. Anita 1 3-16 1:.59» fast 5 104 5 6 3 3
72461 S. Anita 1 1-2 2:38 mud 6-6 95* 5 3 4 3
Weight toiHv l?n.
Montgomery, FlrstPeep. G.S. Davis.
Montgomery, Clamor, Wing Ting.
Stanley Fay, Marster. Ampedo.
Edwin Gum. OolonelJack. Gallavant
Weight today 104.
3*5 (J Arebib’d Montgomery. Rifleman. Gihi.S. D avis
1=J G Archib’dCol. White. Harvel, Ed wiiiT. Fryer.
1®* M Preston Big Bow, Baron Esher, MamieAIgol
18 G Archib’dBaronEsher, HarryScott, Chippewa.
1® G Archib’dMainle Algol, Kinsman, El Primero
raANK FLI’TTNER, ch. h. 5, by Bannockburn — Derfargilla (Los Angeles Stable). Weight today 103.
7® 6®i Harly Montgomery, Rifleman, First Peep.
4® 1} Harty Llsaco. Geo. S. Davis. Acrobat.
65 4'* M Preston .Mag.'izine, Creston, Rosegal.
3* 3'5 M Preston Edwin Gum, Colonel Jack, .\rimo.
5 4® C H SliirgMarster, Col. Jack, Edwin Guiii.
3011 S. Anita
7’J9T0 S. Anita
72814 S. Anita
72680 S. Anita
72571 S. .Anita
RUBRIC, ch.
7301 1 S. Anita
72523 Oakland
72414 Oakland
7'22.52 Oakland
72143 Oakland
1 1-4 2:05 fast
1 1 :4l slow 5
7-8 1:24? fast :10
1 1-4 2:05* fast 2*
1 1-8 1:51? fast 2*
107 9
112
107
110
115
h, 6, by Mirthful — Herbric (H.
1 1-4 2:05 fast 15
1 1-8 1:56* mud 6
1 1-4 2:H^ hvy 3*
1116 1:48 imid 3
1 1:39? slop 9
lofi
111
112
104
104
LIGHT WOOL, ch. c, 4, by Woolsthorpe
7:;09l ,s. .Anita 11:39 fast 15
72957 .S. Anita 3-4 1:14* hvy 30 115 8
71.581 Latonia 1 1:40? good 8-5 100 5
71518 Latonia 1 1:39? fast 9-5 99* 4
71426 Imtonia 1 1-16 1:4,5? fast 2* 100 5
TONY FAUST, hr. c, 4. by Sain— St. Rose (S. C. Hildreth).
7:’JI91 Anita 1 1:39 fast 7 109 6 6 6 6 fink 7®.'. R Dugan
fiO’iSS Sheep. Bay 1 1-S 1 :5.3? fast 114 4 2 2 2 1' .5=" Garner
fi'iTiil Sheep. Bay J 1:102 .slow 108 8 10 10 8 45 22 E Dugan
firifi.s.5 Sheep. Bay 1 — fast 111 9 7 7 7 3i> 5“ Mountain
Rowell). Weight today 104.
fi 9 7 55 .5® W Miller Montgomery, Rifleman. First Peep.
3 5 7 fi' fi'® W Miller Arlino, JolinnyLyons. .fudge Nelson.
112 3= 3'® W Miller Clamor, Red Leaf, Wing Ting.
11 1 1' 1' W Miller Fred Bent. Red r.,eaf. Northwest.
4 3 4 4* 3»i AV Miller Sewell. Wing ling. Sidney F.
-Aluminum (R. L. Thomas) Weight today 96.
3 3 2 2' 25 Goblsti'in Ed.T.Fryer. Ool.Jack. M.. Antony II.
4 fi r>5 7"?C II Shil’gBotunlst. Sir Edward, Magazine.
2 5 5 4' 4® C H Shil’gPolly Prim. Edwin Gnm, Ilarting.
4 4 3 4® 4® C II Shiirgllarting, Pr.. Ahmed, The Clansman.
3 3 3 2' 1* C 11 Shil’gLexoline, Old Honesty, True Wing.
Weight today 110.
EdwinT.lTyer. LightWisd, Col. .lack.
Calaichoii. McCarter. Mlnlota.
S.I.ynnew’d, F.Prcniiiim. Cainig’m.
FrankGill, CliarlcsEdwacd. Roseben.
COLONEL JACK, b. c, 4, by Pessara — Middy Morgan (Mra. W. H. Holland)
3091 S. Anita 1 1:.39 fast 4 Kl4 2 4
73014 S. Anita 1 1-4 2:05 fast 25 108 1 4 4
72680 a. Anita 1 1-4 2:05? fast 3* 101 1 1 1
72571 S. Anita 1 1-8 1:51? fast 2* 102 5 8 2
72480 S. Anita 7-8 1:25* good 1-2 108 fi 3 3
GALLAVANT, ch. h, 6, by Ornament — Spanker (O. J. Decker).
72S2« -S. .Anita 1 1 fast 5 103 4 4 4 4 4 2?. Goldstein
7271fi S. Anita 6.'. f 1 :20* hvv 8 102 8 8 8 38 3*.'. G Boss
7224.5 S. Anita 1 1 :.38? fast 6 K^^. 9 8 8 9 8= 7"*C Gran 1
Mnsgr’vi
7"5Miisgr’ve
2* C Ross
2'i E Dngan
1* E Dugan
72209 S. Anita 7-8 1:25 fast 40 112 6 2 2
EDWIN T. FRYER, b. c.
Weight today 103.
Ed.T.Fryer. L.Wi'kiI. M. Anlonyll.
Montgomery, Rifleman. First Peep.
EdwinGum. Frank Flittner, Arlmo.
Marster, EdwinGum. KninkFIlttner.
SlrEdw’anl, SuinmerCloud, SilverSue
Weight today 102.
Geo.S.Davls. Orilene. M. .Antony II.
Geo. S. Djivis. Ed Ball. Pretension.
Killer. .Stanle.v Fa.v, M. .Antony II.
2= 4=5 D McC’thy Killemaii, Edwin Giini. (’olonel.Iack.
4, by Juvenal — Speedy (F. Wallhauser). Weight today 105.
7;;09l S. Anita 11:39 fast 12 1 00 4 7 7 7 7= U C Ross- Light Wi>oI* Col.. Tack, .M.VntonvIl.
T2976 .’t. Anita 11:41 slow 30 107 fi 5 B 5 5® 5" E Martin Frank Flittner. Lisaro. Geo.S.Davls
72919 S. Anita 1 1 :43 slop 9 105 4 3 .3 4 5' 4' E Martin First Peep. Colonel White, Harvel.
72877 S. -Anita 5* f 1:07? slop 20 108 8 7 7 6* 4”1E Martin Botanist, Western, Kirkfleld Belle.
72372 S. Anita 1.1:38 fast 6* 106 7 5 5 2 2= 2® C H Shil’gAcrohat. Ed Ball. Eduardo.
WEXFpRD. hr. g, 6, by Woolsthorp*— Miaa Tonme (&. L. Tkomaa). Weight today 102.
72976 S. Anita 11:41 .slow 30 112 1 2 2 6 6 6=' C H Shil’gFrank Flittner. Lisaro, Geo.S.Davls
70588 Em.City ImlOOyl :43* fast 2* 107 4 3 6 6 4® 4® C H Shill’ gOld Honesty. LillieTurner, Orpli.Lad
70502 Em.City 1 1:40 fast 2 113 5 5 5 5 5 5® C II Sliil’gCederstrome, T.Robinson, L.Tiirner_
EARLY TIDE, b. c. 3. by Peep o’ Day — Ebb Tide (U. Z. De Arman).
■3072 S. .Anita
7::oi.3 .s. Anita
72901 S. Anita
72408 S. Anita
7233fi S. Anita
f 1 :19 slow .3-2
3-4 1:12? fa.st 3
1 1:43 slop 4
1 1:37* fast 10
5-8 59? fast 8
109
105
92
112
113
1 1
5 5
8 8
R. L. Thomas entry— Light Wool and Wexford.
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-oIds and upward.
Weight today 100.^
2‘ 2=5 C *11 Sliil'gPrccn. Botanist. Veil.
2® 2' E Dugan Rosegal, Harcourt, Burt G. liewis.
1'* Ink Buxton Vesme, Ingham. J. U. Laughrey.
4' 4’® M Preston Old Timer. Magazine, Stanle.v Fay.
7* 6®* M PrestonColonel Bob, Stanley Fay, OldTimer
Selling. (72426-l:.372— 3— 10,8.)
CHALFONTE, ch. h, 5, by Star Shoot — Magna Cffiarta (P. T. Chinn).
7::03fi S. .Anit.a 3-4 1:14* slop 7 112 4 5 5 411 3*5 Mnsgr've
1= Musgr’ve
3* Miisgr've
1® Musgr’ve
ill (E. Alvey).
1' T Taylor
4= T Tavlor
T Taylor
1= (' II Shii'
1* W 'Wilier
2' (’ Ross
72*J92 .8. Anita
6* f 1 :20* good 3*
127
7
4
3
4'
729.54 .8. Anita
3-4 1:16 hvy 5
K)7
3
5
3
fi.t
72896 .S. Anita
3-tl;16 slop 1-2
107
1
1
1
1®
CREPPS BECKHAM, hr, g. 6, bv Woolsthorpe— Harehi
7’2.8ii9 .s, .Anita
1 1.40 fast 5
112
7
7
4
4'
72771 .8. .Anita
1 1-S 1:53? fast 13
106
7
2
2
16
72714 S. Anita
1 1 :40* hvy 50
111
7
\ 4 Otit
rider.
72661 S. Anita
1 1:40 fn.st 9
111
2
4 3
2
2nk
UNCLE HENRY,, h. h. 6, by Gorman— Nina F.
(J.
W. ’
7:’('7:t S. .\nita
■7-S 1 :28 slow 2-5
110
4 7
5.1
72975 8. -Anita
6* f 1 :21* slow 8
107
1
3
4
4'
72SS1 8. Anita
1 1 :4.’5? slop 7
102
4
4 7
7
6=
72734 S. Anita
3-4 1:13* good 40
115
1
6
6
6'
72197 Anita
1 1:39| last 2Q
in
1 i
6*
Weight today 104.
Mark Aniony II.. Bixanist. Ed Bail
F.E.Shaw. Perry Wickes. Sir Russell.
Lee Harrison II., I’roliflc, Succeed.
AVorkandPIay, V.Ijorraine, LaiiraE.
Weight today 106.
Taxor, Fasfoso, Sink Spring.
Rellinence. Avontellus. Med. Daisy.
TlinothyWen, Kirk. Belle, Gateway.
L. Cliiswell, Eellmenoe. Ten Row.
Weight today 112.
tB.ofi’as.sage. Belehamber. Waldorf
Golden Shore. Prolitle, Willie Gregg
-Alice Cary, Foneasta. Bazil.
Minfia. Esoamailo, Red Garter.
King WUila, Harry Scott, Pblllgo^
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908.
DAILY RACING FORM.
sir Edward, J.R.Laiighrey, Llvins.
Weight today 99.
I.iicky Lad. KirkfiHd ISi-Ilc. Airs.
.Tillett, Korosilany, Grandita.
Master I.iester, Taos, Lady Kitty.
SINK SPRING, ch. g, 4, by Thrive — Hatred (L. W. Sears). Weight today 99.
(:io;ri s. ,\nita 1 1 S L'iMS .slop Ifi 5 I'*:; ;i 2 1 1 1i ”"i> U Brooks Foimisla, 111 Col Gap. .\zora.
7LW.-, s. Anita 1 3-lfi L':nir: good 3 . !« I 2 1 1 P 1= R Brooks IltOdCap. Bolasco, Meddling Daisy
72y<il S. ,\nita 1 .slop 20 101 4 3 .3 4 4=.J r>“J R Brooks Early Tide, Vesmo, Ingham.
72S43 S. Anita 7-S 1:25 last 00 96 8 7 8 7 7* 3''i R Brooks TaylorUcorge, GossiperlL, Merllngo
PERRY WICKES, b. g, 6, by Likely — Eugenia Wickes (E. S. Burnett) Weight today 106.
73092 S. ,\nita 1 U-lti 2:02 fast 1.7 106 ,7 7 2 1* 3* Shrim-r Kiusnian. Sam Bernard. Elio.
72t«2 S. Anita 6i f l:20i good 30 124 5 7 8 6> Shrlner Chalfonte, F. E. Shaw, Sir Russell
72S62 ,S. .\nita 1 1-8 1:571 slop 15 101 7 5 4 3 5* 5<J Musgr’ve Avontellus. Sainrlda, Bellmence.
72718 ,S. Anita 1 3-16 2:01| hvy 30 1081 5 4 4 4 4i> 4” D Boland
LOUISE FITZGIBBON, blk. f. 4. by Sain— Grand Shot (W. I. Elliott)
73071 S. Anita 7 S 1 :27i! slow .S IM 12 4 3 6 13 13' • E Dugan
72921 S. Anita 3-4 1:16? slop 2i 99 2 1 1 !•' 1= E Dugaii
72S79 S. .Anita 7-S 1:28* slop C 91 7 1 1 1 2» 2=1 E Dugan
72772 S. Anita 3-4 1:14 fast 50 lti4 6 6 6 S'* 5'i C H Shil’gSly Ben, Alice Cary. Teacress.
ALMA BOY, ch. g, 5, by Salvation — Sweet Caporal (Pasadena Stable), Weight today 101.
7.3o!st S. Anita 1 1:40). fast 31 96 2 3 2 3* 3= E .Martin Canardo, Merlingo. Associate.
73016 ,S. Aiiita 1 l:40g fast 3-5 101 1 1 1 1 1= i= E Dugan Ruliinon. Rama, Stoney Lee.
72810 S. .Anita 1 1:40 fast 7 112 5 3 3 2 2* 2=i D Boland Canique, Ladv Chiswell. Homeless.
726.59 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 10 112 5 9 7 6 3i 2h D Boland G. Balerlo. .M. Lester, Christine A.
72425 ,S. Anita 7-8 1:25* fast 8 109 2 5 C 4 6} 3=1 D Boland (Canique, HallleSbennan, Bellmence
KIRKFIELD BELLE, ch. f. 4, by Royal Flush m.— Bena (J. M. Stokes). Weight today 97.
7:;071 S. .Anita 7-S 1:27? slow S loO 10 6 6 5 5J 2< Blair Lucky Lad. .Airs. GiovanniBalerio.
72S77 S. .Anita 5i f 1:07* slop 20 103 7 5 3 4= 3* Blair Botanist, Western, EdwinT.Fryer.
72S61 S. .Anita 3-4 1:14 slop 5 99 8 6 7 6= 6* Musgr’ve MarionRose, Prolific, L.HarrisonIL
72791 S. .Anita 7-8 1:26* fast 3J 100 4 1 2 2 2“^ 4'j Goldstein Phillgoe. Homeless. Prolific.
72714 S. Anita 1 1:40* hvy 12 104 6 2 2 2 2* 2= G Bums Timothy Wen, Gateway, Phil Igoe.
DR. SPRUILL, \ h, 6, by Dutch RoUer— Mabel D. (R. L. Thomas). Weight today 109.
7:‘.<i9«t s. Anita 1 1:40* fast 10 1"4 4 7 ."i 3 41 6” (' 11 SliirgCanardo. Merlingo. .Alma Boy.
72SS1 .s. .Anita 1 1:43* slop 3i 105 3 2 3 6 7) 10'* C H Shil’g.Alice Cary, Uncle Henry, Foncasta
71711 Igitonia 3-4 1:22* mud 8 108 1 2 5 6^ 6”JC II Shil’gMarvel P., Merrick, BoneHlake.
7162S Latonia 7-S 1:34 hvy 4 113 4 3 2 3 7* 10‘*JC H Shil’gPosing, Uncle Henry, St. Noel.
JOHN C. GRAUS. b. g. 5, by Satsuma— Ban Brook (R. T. Offntt). Weight today 106.
7347S .S. -Anita 1 1 :4o* good 5 109 2 3 1 1 lo 6’* C Ross Tlie Sultan, Bellmence, L. Chiswell.
7217.7 S. -Anita 7-8 1:27 fast 3-5 107 4 1 1 1 1* 1= C Rose Vejovls. Nadzu, Barato.
72087 Oakland 3-4 1:13[! fast 1 107 3 3 3 2*> 2” C Ross Manila S., Dr. Coleman. Red Era.
71971 Oaklanil 3-4 1:13* fast SO 113 8 4 2 2* 2'J E Lynch Cres.Boy, Koen.I.nlse, E.M.BraltaIn
SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72426 — 1 :37i>— 3 — 10S.)
'GIOVANNI BALERIO, hr. g, 6. by Pontiac— Pandora (Mrs. 3 . Curl)
i7I Anita
T27!»o .Anit.a
72771 ,‘4. .Anita
72700 S. Anita
FASTOSO, eh.
72ft5S .‘4. .Anita
72Sft9 .Anita
72GS3 .S. .Anita
PONTOTOC, h
r S 1 :27.? slow 6 |07
2 3:29 fast 50 loO 4 1
1 18 1:53? fast 8 99 4 1
1 1-8 1 :53* fast 10 101 5 3
g, 6, by Key el Santa Anita
1 3-16 2:04 hvy 12 106 3 8
Weight today 106.
4 2 2'' 4=. Ilarty Lucky L.nd, Kirkficld Belle, Airs.
12 7* 7'*1F Ryan Rig Row, .Mamie Algol. Rip Rap.
1 1 2i 5= P Ryan Bcllincnce, Avontellus, Med. Daisy.
112*' 3'J F Ryan Rip Bap, Avontellus, Ed Sheridan.
— Aritta (E. 3 . Baldwin). Weight today 106.
C II Shll’gElCazador. Foncasta, Bellmence.
e.
1. -Anita
1 1:40 fast
3*
112 6
3
2
2
2-
5* Radtke
J"
!. Anita
3-4 1:12? fa.st
50
11‘2*10
9
8
8®
5®® Radtke
721 ’24 Oakland
ImSOy 1:45 slop
4*
106 4
3
3
4
4*
5®» Scovllle
72028 Oakland
ImSOy 1:42* fast
12
104 2
3
6
6
5nk
5»i T Rice
1 1 :40 fast 15 112 11 11 10 5 o'* 3'i C H Shil’gCreppsBeckham, Taxer, SlnkSprlng
11:10 fast 7 112 9 9 10 9 9‘ 8'* C H Shll'gElCazador, Per. Wickes. Med. Daisy
6, by Juvenal — Prosaic (Koeno Bros.). Weight today 109.
ElCazador, Per.Wickes, Me<l. Daisy
TaylorGeorge. Hereafter, F.E.Shaw
Red Ball, \Yillls Green, Gorgalete.
Daruma. Spring Ban. Northwest.
MARY CANDLEMAS, ch. f. 4, hv Candloblack — Whisper L^ fG. W. Scottl. Weight today 99.
Canardo. El Cazador. Succeed.
Llvius, Dazzle. Badly Used.
Crepps Beckham, Taxer. Fastoeo.
RipUap, TenRow, Meddling Daisy.
GENTLE HARRY, b. g. 7, by Kingstock — Ville Marie (G. W. Robinson). Weight today 109.
.T Callahan ElCazador, Foncasta, Bellmence.
3=i J Callahan A zora, .Aneassln. Banlada.
J CallahanCaniqtie. .Alma Boy. Lady Chiswell.
5*1 Callahan First I’eep, Big Bow, Baron Esher.
RUDABEK. hr. g. 7, by Wagner — Linnie (J. D. Brown)
7:!o.53 S. .Anita
3-4 1 :1."i? slow
100
96
3
7
7
7*
G>® E
Martin
72845 S. Anita
1 1-1 2:07* fast
20
104
2
3
5
6
5*
6= Milliano
72809 S. Anita
1 1:40 fast
15
110
3
5
8
11
95
8»i E
Dtigan
72517 S. Anita
1 3-16 2:01? fast
3*
94
4
1
1
1
ink 4»J E
Martin
7‘^TS S.
Anita
1 3-lt! 2:04 hvy
30
106
2
2
3
2
02
4=
7SSS*\ S.
Anita
1 1 :42* slop
12
106
9
8
9
5
31
3=i
72S10 S.
Anita
1 1 :40 fast
30
112
8
8
8
6
9*
910
7L»6Sl S.
Anita
1 1-2 2:31* fast
25
105
3
2
3
4
5»
5»5
3 -1 1:15? slow 15 101 6 4 4 6'' 4*1 C Ross
C'. f 1 :21 J slow 30 101 6 2 2 3‘ 7»J C Ross
1 1:41 fast 8-5 107 2 2 2 2 2* 3'i Borel
3-4 1 :13? fast 25 105 5 3 2 2' 2i» Borel
g, 4, by Smile — Society (Burkliart & Newhurg).
1 1:10* fast 50 98'. 7 5 4 .5 5nk 4" R Bri«>ks
6?. f 1 :21* slow 20 10111 11 11 9i> firi. Shriner
7-8 1 :25? Last 200 102 4 4 4 4 4« 4'« Shriner
5-8 1:02| slow 96 13 14 PI 14 14'»|Baker
LEASH, b. m, 8, by Ducat — Trilby III, (J, Krause),
73o:::: S. Anita 1 l:4tl* sloi» 3.'. 107 4 4 6 T> 4’
72809 S. .Anita 11:40 fast 100 110 12 12 12 12 12
61804 t'akland 1 1-16 1 :49J fast 20 105 6 2 1 1
60312 Oakland 1 1:441 hvy 50 105 6 7 9 9
7:!055 Anita
72975 .S. -Anita
6 !h: 4S Oakland
69.505 Oakland
ASSOCIATE, ch,
7:!":*o Anita
72975 .S. Anita
727.52 -Anita
66830 City Park
Weight today 106.
P.azil, Lord Nelson, tioldon Shore.
T'ncleHenry. Golden Shore. Prolific.
R. Young, K.of Mist, Lit. Mirthful
Plialatix, Revolt, Comlmry.
Weight today 101.
Canardo. Alerlingo. -Alma Boy.
I'nclellenry, Golden Shore, Prolific.
Pretension, Tim. Wen, El Cazador
Mafalda, Nedra, Cora Price.
Weight today 104.
Banlada. Billy Taylor, L. Laughter
11** M Murphy Crepps Beckham, Taxer. Fastoso.
I'S 15 T Sullivan I..one ITisherman, Allopath, Cabin.
9 9=*iE Robins’nOrchan, Lady Kent, Mr. Farnum.
Buxton
SHERRY, h. g, 8, by Uncle Jess — Beisling (C. Van Dusen).
7:!o.-4 S. -Anita 1 1-8 1 :5f,* slow 8 112 2 2 3 3 I' 4=1 1> Boland
7'2423 Anita 7-8 1:26 fast 10 109 4 4 8 5 6> 8"*JKlliiz
72387 ,S. Anita 7-S 1:26* fast 30 109 2 3 4 3 3< 3** Kiinz
66482 A.scot I'k 1 1:43* slow 20 104 4 6 8 8 7J 7'= D Riley
NASH BUCKINGHAM, ch. h, 5. by Algol— Susie Bush (W. McLemore)
727.55 H. -Anita
MOUNTEBANK, ch. g.
7:!o71 .Anita 7 8 1:27? slow .50 107 1 12 13
6,s<Hi7 Ascot Pk 11:11 fast 30 107 4 5
6784S Ascot Pk 1 1:43J mud 12 109 1 5
3-4 1:13 fa.st 100 109 8 8 8 8 8==lGoldstciu
ch. g. 11, by Montana — Pert (R. F. Farris).
13 12' 12“' E .Martin
6 8 7'= Wilmot
5 5= 4'=lWilmot
Weight today 109.
-Aneassln. Box Elder, .Anvil.
Llneofl.ife. PepperandSalt, DonHart
Gateway, Sir Russell, Rubinon. «•
Confessor, Clandestine, 6ill4Curtla.
Weight today 106.
LaGloria, L.Harrisonll., Gossiperll
Weight today 106.
Lucky Lad, Kirkfield Belle, Airs,
J. C. Clem, .Merlingo, Madden.
Stofssel, Foncasta. Rama.
SEVENTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (72.'.90— 1 :24J— 3—100. )
LIBERTO, b. g, 7, by Vinctor — St. Cecelia (E. J. Baldwin),
66911 AscotPk ImuOy 1:46 fast 100 105 1 2 6 7 9'® 9== Brussel
C68ti.'{ Ascot Pk 1 1:411 fast 50 107 5 8 8 8 8 7'= Kunz
LAURA E., h, f, 4, by Ben Strome — ^Lone Sea (Fleur de Lis Stable).
7:nio S. .Anita
73093 S. .Anita
729:!5 S. -Anita
72896 S. Anita
DR. SOULE, hr.
First start.
-S 1:01? fast 8
5J f 1:07? fast 6
3-4 1:18 slop 20
3-4 1:16 slop 10
98 8
98 10
102 2
104 6
111*
3 3 2'
1 1 li
4 2 4*
1 = Buxton
8=1 Buxton
6= Buxton
4'*lBuxton
4. by Foul Shot — Hoffnung (B. Schreiber).
Sproul).
Weight today 104.
Niblick, Cndichon, Belvoir.
.Tosie’s Jewel, Niblick, Cotillion.
Weight today 102.
(ieo.S\vnin, Transmtite. R.delMundo
Orcito, Miss llimyar, Merrill. .
Nonie Lucille, Airs, Budapest.
Clialfonte, W’kandPlay, V.I»rraine
Weight today 104.
Weight today 104.
Weight today 104.
Lit. Minister, Firm Foot, lltiapala.
RUBBER BOY, b. g, 4, by Norford — Reina Di Luna (A,
First start.
RUSTICUS, h. g, 5. by Hastings — Rushlight (Frishie & Williams)
73 III Anita 7 8 1:27 fa.st 10 104 8 7 7 8 8' 6»1 .Shriner
ONOTO WATANA, hr. f, 4, by Lithos — Charlcie (A. E. A G. R. Flowers). Weight today 102.
72751 S. Anita 1 1:40 fast 100 104 10 11 11 11 9* 9'"iR Brooks Enfrada, R. and Round, L-Cavanagh
72698 S. Anita 1 1:38? fast .300 100 6 5 6 7 7 7=* R Brooks M’tgomery, D. Arvl, J.R.Ijaughrey.
72641 S. Anita 7-8 1:26? fast 60 104 4 10 11 12 12'*12='iMilliauo Homeless, Bushwhacker, Nadzu.
FRESTOLUS, hr.' g, 8, by Preston-pans — Loma (H. B. Mulkey).
72S45 S. -Anita 1 1-4 2:07* fast 1"0 11.5 in 9 10 10 10 10'= Dorsey
6 6= 6® Dorsc‘.v
11 11 9'» Horner
11 11 107J Landon
7 7= 5*® Otis
2 3:29 fast
1 1-S 1 :53? fast
1 1:39? fast
1 1-8 1:54 fast
BRIARTHORPE, hr. g, 7, by Meadowthorp.
73III .s. Anita 7-S 1:27 fast 40 106 11 1"
72!t95 ,S. .Anita 1 3-16 2:01? good 200 106 7 7
72790 S. .Anita
727l«t S. Anita
72552 S. Anita
54416 Oakland
100
100
100
10
113 5 3 4
106 10 11 11
107 n 11 11
109 10 9 7
Weight today 104.
Livlus, Dazzle, Badly Used.
•Big Bow, Mamie Algol, Rip Rap.
Rip Rap, Avontellus, G. Balerlo.
El Cazador, Dazzle, Rubinon.
(ihrlstiiie A., Firm Foot, Marelio.
—Bramble Leaf (Finley & Crysler). Weight today 104.
9 10 10'= 9' =?,0’ Connell Lit. Minister, Finn Foot, Hiiapiil.-i.
7 7® 7=» O’Conn'll Rink Spring, HI Col Cap, Belasco.
72881 S. .Anit.a 1 1:43? slop 40 107M1 11 11 11 12 12=» Aker ^ Alice Cary, Uncle Henry, Fonc.asta
68534 Oakland 1 1-16 1:47? fast 50 108 7 10 12 12 12 12»» C Wiirnfs Piquet, W. B. Gates. ITed Bent.
COLEWORT, ch. g, 4, by Farandole — Gadski (J. A. Bennet). Weight today 104.
7::iI1 .'8. -Anita 7-S 1:27 fast 50 104 3 11 11 11 11 11==1M Preston Lit. Minister, Firm Foot. Ilua|>ala.
72977 S. .Anita 1 1-4 2:12? slow 30 k)l 1 5 5 5 5 4= Ashenden AllRiglit. JosieWheeler, Bannocenee
72827 S. .Anita 1 3-16 2:00* fast 200 94 1 7 7 7 7 7*= .Ashenden BaronKslier, Avontellus, HiColCap.
727:tO S. Anita 2 3:29 fast 200 90 2 7 '7 8 8 8'=iAshenden Big Bow, Mamie Algol, Rip Rap.
New Orleans Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, Eebrnary 8.
WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK GOOD.
(Uainlieapped for a g«o<l track.)
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
(Fair Gnuiuils.)
For differences in weight add or deduct
5 points to the pound. An extra good
rider’s average worth is 3 pounds.
ILiciug starts at 2 p. m.
y Runs well in iniid. ©Superior mud runner.
First Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs.
2-.v<‘ar-old^. .\llowam-es.
(Track record: f!i!.5(M: 42 2 -115.)
Ind.
Horses.
Kcc. .A. Wt. Hdep.
■::o24=
Koiim:ire Queen
104.
. . 7i?r»
ElizalH-lli IliirwiMMl ...
112.
. .720
'rUML',-
Marse AIh‘
118.
X7ir,
■:u M»4^
'’unniiig 1:14-,
112.
X710
2M7)
In jury
112.
. .7<Ci
Pocolaligo
It 1.3.
. .7tK5
:8isi
Grotto
lot).
..700
Biidd. ell. e. bv (!av-
lad— -Miss Malone ..
107.
Second Race — 3-4 Mile,
-year-olds. Selling.
(Truck recon!: 1
:12i— V-
—
107.)
.51, Ml I.LEK
:I4?
107.
.©727
7::<>h;
\V«mm11:iiic
:D’d.
los.
. X717
(7:!Oitii
S< Vi rus
;145
107.
. X710
7.’:<io:'
I’.iller Sir
:1 lii
!»7.
. X710
7iiv;s
Miss mdanev
; 1 7.
loo.
.©710
Hollow 10.7.
Lady .Mm.v, ch. f. tiy
('oni|iiit< — .AIm.v ... !i7.
Third Race — 3-4 Mile.
4 year-olds and upward. • Selling.
. . .Tor*
tTrack remrd: I.’!tis2 - 1
:12*— .■
107.)
.lohii Carroll
:13?
c>
.10S.
. 7*?ri
it:mis4 I
<JoMpriM»f
:I23
r»
• 111.
. X717
^ 7::io.!
.Me;Mio\vl*rccze
;12»
*.%
.104.
. X717
7:;t
t'oiiiedieiini' ...*
:12
r»
.lot!.
. X710
t'oone.v K
:1.’!
4
.ItMi.
. X710
t7:;oi7)
Too Beach
:14*
4
. !t7.
. X707
72s2<»
Ladv Anne
:1 1 !
r»
■ Ill .
. . .7INI
7:*.<Ms-
Belle Slroine
:l::
li
. im.
. Xt!!l7
7:wUK
Itobio Hood
:I2*
7
.ItKI.
. X<K*0
7:’.<Mu
llaMkaiiia
4
. X*!!»0
(7:9i|s,
H:iiidz;irra
:i::
t;
. X087
Ind. Horses. Rec. A. Wt. Hdep.
fis210 Maelstrom 1:1.5* 4. .105. . X«(>0
Fourth Race — 1 1-4 Miles.
New St. Charles Hotel Handicap. $l,.*>00 added.
3-year olds and upward.
(Track record:
44432— 2 :0(i* —
.7—
113.)
72402= Alma Diifoiir
2:07?
7
.104.
X770
7:i027=*Yankee t!irl
2:07?
4
.104.
. .747
72!t:il Tokalon
2:04i
7
.112.
©717
72o:!l= .Tnggler
r»
. 122.
X740
7.’!027 Cartilage
.’.’.’.'...'.2:003
Ti
!iTo.’
X 7:’e7
72*.t31 Did Honest.v
2:12*
4
.111.
X7.’!t»
7:mmi 7) ♦Temaceo . . . .
2:10H
4
.120.
©727
7.’!oo7 Rcdgaunllct
!i:l-Ji
4
.KMi.
X727
=C. R. Ellison entry.
Fifth Race— 7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. .Allowances.
(Track record: 678:5:!— 1:2.5?— 0—112.)
72.8!t2=
Jaek Atkin
..1:27
4
.1’20.
X770
7.’!02.s)
J. C. Core
..l:’_>’7?
4
.107.
X74.5
720.S.8
Lad of Langdeii ...
. .1 :27i
4
.100.
X74tt
720.SS’
First Premium
..1:20?
Ti
.103.
X740
72031=
Pedro
. .1:27*
4
.100.
X73.7
Sixth Race — 1
1-4 Miles.
4 year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track rcci>nl: -I44:i2
2:00*—.'
—
II 3.)
72402=
Alma Hufotir
.2:0.72
7
■ ItHi.
X7.50
7’J.s*M)
Drlv
.2:OS
s
.104.
X7;!--.
7211.7:1
Doiiht
.2:07*
4
. iMi.
X7:!o
7::iMi7“
Sea Salt
.!i:13*
4
. IHt.
X7;«t
7:;iMi7
Flavigiiv
.2:o.’»;
.7
X72.5
721 K72
Del|ihie
.2:12?
0
X 725
Seventh Race — 1
1-16 Miles.
4 year-olds and uiiward. Selling.
(Trai-k riaord: O7’2ol-
-1 :473— 1
104.)
72720
I.adv Yineenr
.1 ;40
4
X725
720111 =
AVarner Griswell ...
.1 :40*
4
. 07.
X720
7::o40i
John .Sninlski
.1:18?
li
.11".
X715
7274S-’
Heine
Ti
. 102.
X715
721110
Ur. .\r<'(Tii»*r
.1:47
.7
.107.
©710
73ih:7)
Itonna
.1 :47
.7
.107.
X710
•*
Tivoliiii
.1 :40?
4
.102.
X7Io
72im;7
Iti an I'.nininiel ....
-1 :1-'|*
4
.1110.
X7o5
7211.7:;-
Kon! Ic»v:<t
.1 :47
1
. 104.
X705
721HH
Halbard
. 1 :71 ?
4
.104.
©705
The
figures nnder “K<‘c.’’
in alHtvi
4
ntries
show
flic iM-st linn- niad*‘ li.v tlic liors«“ at tlic dist
since January I, ]!(C(5.
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED TODAY.
FIRST RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances, (6(55(k! -42-2-115.)
Index <'ourse rtlstTimoT'ckOilds Wt St StrPin .Jockeys Best Company.
KENMARE QUEEN, ch. f, 2, by Royal Flush III.— Finalis (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 104.
7 '" 't I-'.' liiiiiiids :! N ::7* k<hmI 6'i till 7 4"'' :!'.) T Cliandlerl.illiaii Ray, Exolie. Hardayaiia.
721H;i;(’ily I'ark 3-8 :i5? fast 20 liNi i:: i;:= i:;'" .\ .Martin Pinion, Dr. .Armstrong. Roseliiirgll.
ELIZABETH HARWOOD, b. f, 2. by Marta Santa— Proclaim (E. Corrigan). Weight today 112.
729.5" <'ity Park 3 8 35* fa.st 8 5 115 I 2'i ii'.t C Kis-ruer Fore. Sea Swell, .\niie .McGee.
J2799 City Park 3-8 36* good 5 110 5 3* 1®^ (; Koeruer Heleu Kidder, Inela, C. Cardwell
73'®I5 |•’.G^omllls
7278" K.Grounds
72*571 F.Gronnds
72635 K.Grounds
72835 City Park
72690 F.firounds
72599 K.Grounds
1 3
50? mud 1-5
H8
3 8
36* good 9-20 115
4
3-8
38? hvy 3
115
5
3-8
37? slow 3-2
112
1
2, by Chilton — Prestidigit
35 f
44 hvy 10
108
3-8
35* fast 25
115
5
3-8
38 mud 3
no
3
3-8
36* hvy 6
110
5
3-8
38? hvy 30
no
7
INJURY, hr. g, 2, by Marchmont II. — Sweet Danger (J. W. Fuller).
72817 City Park 3-8 36* slow 13 107 3 I" 1) Roseu
POCOTALIGO, hr. c, 2, by Mexican — Star Dreamer (A, G. Weston).
728.53 City Park 3-8 :!88 hvy 12 107 9 ;i 6‘v J W M'liv
72*>;t5 K.Grounds 3-8 37? slow 25 112 15 14= 12‘« Lloyd
GROTTO, ch. g, 2. by Herbert — Fairyland (J, H. McCbrmick).
73081 K.(4rounds ::-8 37* hvy 75 I'mi pi ;i.t to, ".Sumter
72817 City Park 3-S 36* slow 40 107 12 121 12"*JIIuestis
BUDD, ch. c, 2, by Gaylad — Miss Malone (Rogers & Harris),
First start.
Weight today 118.
.Sea Swell, Intervene, Brongliam.
Anne .McGee, .Prosper, NedCarmack
Irfanch. Mrs. Sewall. HaminockHoy
Hammock Boy, Maritza, CubanBoy.
• H. A D. H. Morria). Weight today 112.
31 3=* J Lee Sea Swell. Gloriole. Brongliam.
5J 6® Rosen Fore, SeaSwell, Elizalieth Ilarwootl
Sat li Notter Nasturtla, Mrs. Sewall, Gloriole.
4* 3= H Alex Arionette, Pinion, After All.
5= 25 U Alex Alice, Mrs. ^wall, Arlontftte.
Weight today 112.
Craftsman. Warden, Gu.v Fisher.
Weight today 103.
Ton.vW., T<-ddinglon. The Slicker.
Marse.Vhe, Ham. Boy, Maritza.
Weight today 100.
Ham. Boy. LadyLeola. LadyCliillon.
Injury, Crtiftsman, Warden.
Weight today 107,
SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (43G.S2— 1 :12J— 5
^ MULLER, b. g, 3, by Sorcerer — ^Discard (W. H. Fixer).
3066 F. Croundf
7.1008 City Park
72949 City Park
728;!9 City Park
72782 K.Grounds
-4 1:17 mud (5-5 98
3-4 1:16 hvy 13-5 !H) 3
3-4 1:13? fast 7 98 5
3-4 1:18? mud 2i 98 1
3-4 1:15? good 13-5 119 4
2'i C Ilenry
1*5 C Henry
5" Mulcahy
25 W Ott
3= Minder
„ „ . — - _ _ - 5 1' Sumter
72401 City Park 3-4 1:15? good 5 llU 6 4 4 4= 4= Sumter
8EVERU8, h. c, 3, by Sempronius — Satellite II. (P. Dunne).
73046 F.Grnumls 3-4 1:14? Last 4* 1U7 2 5 6 2.1 I'l Notter
729::3 City Park 7-S 1:28? fast 25 Iih: 7 8 4 4 41 11 Notter
72So:! fMtyPark 1 1-.16 1:48? good 12-5 105 111 1 1= l''5 Notter
72782 K.Grounds 3-4 1:15? good 20 loO 5 4 4 4' 5« C Henry
72475 City Park 1 1:42? good 3 I'lG 9 10 9 5 4'J :!• Notter
BITTER SIR, hr, c, 3, by Bitter Roo t B e r v la (J. 0. Cahn).
73046 K.Grounds ® - .... ... ..
72989 City Park
72933 City Park
72637 K.Grounds
72548 City Park
HOLLOW, b. c, 3, by Holstein — ^Fidlow (T. P. Hayea),
72763 K.Grounds 55 f 1:09* good 6-5 108 7 3 3 45 4* Sumter
72508 City Park 3-4 1:14? fast 30 113 1 2 3 .",5 4'*1 Troxler
71532 Latenia 3-4 1:14? fast 8 100 6 2 3 4* 4'J J Butler
MISS DEUtNEY, b. f, 3, by Plaudit — Laodice (B. E. Watkins).
72838 City Park 1 1:46* mud 35 90 6 6 6 7 8« 8*= S Flviin
72729 K.Grounds 1 1:46* good 8 78 7 8 8 8 8* 7'=lSumter
72621 K.Grounds 3-4 1:18* hvy 11-5 92 6 5 5 2* l'*‘S Flynn
LADY ALMY, ch. f, 3, by Compute— Almy (J. H. McCormick).
First start.
3-4 1:14? fast
27
102
4
1
1
1’
‘>h
V
7-8 1:32* hvy
10
105
2
2 3
3
11® 11=»
V
7-8 1:28? fast
10
105
3
2 3
3
Ik
74
V
3-4 1:17* slow
2
105
3
1
1
1 =
1=
V
3-4 1:15 fast
15
102
2
2
2
2®
2J
V
Powers
-107.)
Weight today 105.
Lens. Hyperion 11., Bellwellicr.
Glorifipp, I.ens, Cooney K.
Colloquy. I..en9, Apache.
Lens, Tlleing. Chief Hayes.
Youthful, RebelQiieen, Ik-wof Pawn
Weight today~108'.
Severiis. Bitter Sir, IFanhrhlge.
St. Ilarlo, Melange, Blue Lee.
Chapultepec, St. Ilarlo. It.ofDawn.
Banrldge Lajeiinesse, Gee Whiz.
R. Thompson, D.ofDawn, M.Pelauey
Weight today 105.
Bitter Sir, Haiihridge. WiHMlIaiie.
RelM‘l(jucen, Ketclicniike, Saiiicsaw
Hans, .Miss Mazzoni, Jennie’.s Beau
Yoiifhrul. Rebel Queen, A1 .Muller.
D.ofDawn, Hans, Thomas Calhoun.
Weight today 97.
Severus, Ilanbridge. Woodlaiic.
Ketchemike, T.Calhouii. IturalBov
Severus, Rebel Queen. Ketchemike.
Alsatian, Stone Street. Sabado.
Apache, Alsatian, Hans.
Weight today 105.
Arrow Swift, Bustle, Third Rail.
AI -Mnller, Bine Lee, Evelyn S.
Marbles, Rustle, Rebel Queen.
Weight today 100.
Temaceo. Angeltis, Sally Preston.
Pedro, Temaceo. Hyperion II.
Coon, Platoon, Keator.
Weight today 95.
THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (4.'>6.82 — 1:12* .'i 107.)
JOHN CARROLL, ch. g, 6, by Ornament— Spanker (E. Corrigan).
72969 City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 1 109 2 3 5 6= 1» C Koe
72784 K.Grounds 3-4 1:14? good 3 112 1 6
72748 K.Grounds 7-8 1:28* good 1-6 1065 3 1 2
72563 City Park 3-4 1:13? fa.st 2* 110 6 4
GOLDPROOF, ch. g, 5, by Gold Spinner — Glimmer (C. E. Hamilton).
7:I"84 K Grounds .3-4 1:18? hvy 1 1"8 I 1 1 1« 1® K McDairiCompdienne. A
I’ark 3-4 1 :14* fast 2 107 3 2 2 25 2' Notter JolinCarroIl. C<
2891 City Park 3-4 1:16 slow 9-10 107 1 2 1
72820 City Park 3-4 1:15? mud 2 110 1 11
72781 K.Grounds 3-4 1:15* good 5 107 1 2 1
72G75 K.Grounds 3-4 1:20* hvy 4* 113 1 11
Weight today 108.
Koerner Ooldproof, Cooney K., Comedienne.
4* 2= C Koerner Colloquy. HyperionlL, K. Daughter
2* 1* C Koerner Heine, Land Breeze, Lucky .Mose.
2* 1» C Koerner GreenSeal, Escutcheon, Frontenac.
Weight today 111.
A va 1 1 n t cer , .Ter si -y l.a dy
looneyK.. Coined ieiiiie
1** 1]J (1 Koerner E. T. Shii»p, Refined, Hawkama.
1* 3=5 Nicol Blagg, First Premium, LotusK.aler.
1* !”'■ C Koerner Meadowbreeze. BelleStrome, L..Aune
1* 3=i Nlqpl Refined, Higginbotham, LticyYouug
xsicol
■RNEEZE, h, h,_5, by Meadowthorpe— HI Wind (J. Arthur). Weight today 104.
6* V Powers .Art. Dodger, Higginbotham. BigBcn
7=5 V Powers Handzarra, BelleStrome, RoyalOny.x
8'® C Koerner Blagg. First Preminm, Gohlproof.
2nk V Powers Gohlproof, BelleStrome, Lady Anne
lU V Powers NoQuarter, Refined, Pr-Holietilohe.
COMEDIENNE, ch. m, 5, by Plaudit— Maxine Elliott (O. X, Odom). Weight todav 106
T::"84 K.Grounds 3-4 1:18? hvy 2 lot! 5 3 2 2« 2® V Powers Gohlproof. Avanniecr .Tersevljidv ‘
1 ^ ^ “"V Powers .Tolin ('arroll, (lohlpr^L Chsmev K.
S 2 ® McDaii’lJack Atkin. Jacobite. Pa.sadena.
VoM rl'l ® 3 2 2 2« U V Powers Teo Beach, Rebel Qneen. Evelyn S.
72639 K.Grounds 5* f 1:10 slow 2* o o, o, •,> ... ’
:31(ll K.Grounds
73048 K.Grounds
72820 CUy Park
72781 K.Grounds
72730 K.Grounds
:!-4 1:17? hvv 34.
3-4 1:14* fast 6
3-4 1:15? mud 8
3-4 1:15* good 8
3-4 1:16* good 3
114
H:i
107
109
111
11 =
6l>
8®
4'
1»
108
72969 City Park
72856 City Park
727S4 K.Grounds
72674 K.Grounds
2* 2*- Raynor Handzarra, Meadowbreeze, T.Boy.
COONEY K., b. g, 4, by Senator McCaxren — Campania (J. Bnrttschell) Weight today 106.
-'F §. J'.**’ “ 2 :! 4 4'#5.I Lee .Al Miiller. Glorificr. I.ens.
35 3* ,T Baker John Carroll, Ooldproof, Comedienne
I'i It* J W M’UyPosing, Fred.Mulholland, LiicyYotiiig
3k T’ J w M’hy Colloquy, John Carroll, HyperionlL
2‘ 1* J Brooks Al Muller, Keator, Chief Hayes.
Weight today 97.
BigBen, Miss Strome, .\rt.I>o<lger.
6= 6*» A Morgan Jack Atkin, .Tacobite, Pasadena.
3* 2' A Morgan Comedienne, RebelQueen, EvelynS.
2** 2* V Powers Glorifier, Emergency, Moyea.
J^k— Bracagirdla (T. C. McDowell), Weight today 111.
-iSii 5 2 2 .35 5®5 Notter Blagg, First Premium. Goldproof.
ifZ-Z ? 1 2 3* 4= Notter Goldproof, Meadowbreeze, B. Strome
724.10 City Park 3—4 1:14? good 5 110 1 11 I'J 1* Notter Oracultim, Ace High. Refined.
Weight today 99.
Royal* liiyx. FrcncliNim.
„ — J. Goldproiif. Cooney K.
good 1- 97 6 4 3 ..k 3’* S Flynn Goldproof, ileadowbreeze, L. Anne.
3-4 1:1.* slow 3-5 109 1 111= lo McCahey Miss.Strome, Bl.. Mantilla, Zlnfaiidel
3-4 1:14* fast 20 103
3-4 1:20* hvy 13-20 106 1 2 1
3-4 1 :14? good 20 104 5 3 2
3-4 1:19? hvy 15 100 5 3 3
TEO BEACH, ch, f, 4, by Bobby Beach— Lenora (C, B. Daniels)
73047 K.Grounds 3-4 1:1.5 fast 3 9!» 2 6 4 .3= 1'?. AV Ott
72802 City Park 7-8 1:27 good 6* 95 6 6 6 6 “ *
72712 K.Grounds 7-8 1:31? slow 5* 109 4 5 5 3
72529 City Park 3-4 1:14 good 12 105* 2 4 4
101
5
2
2
2“
21
Delabv
97
6
4
4
4nk
55
C Henry
97
6
4
3
2h
3®5 S Flynn
109
1
1
1
1=
m
McCahey
103
7
4
2
Ik
3®
Sumter
72781 K.Grounds
72711 K.Grounds
72544 Cit^ Park 3-4 1:14J fast 6-5 lia 7 4 2 Ik 3= Sumter Meadowbreeze, Tivolinl, Airship.
.7’,, .****^®!?!* ■•yberrjr). Weight today 106.
Handzarra. BelleStrome, UoyalOnyc
'3')4S K.Grounds 3-4 1:14* IDst
72911 City Park 6-8 1:01 fast 20
72563 City Park 3-4 1:13? fast 3*
72473 City Park 3-4 1:15? good 8-5
HAWKAMA. b.
7:1010
72S91 City Park
72729 K.Grounds
72694 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:48? hvy
no n
4
4’.
6'.®.
Notter
109 3
3
3
2.5
3**
J Lee
105 9
7
5
6=
6=
Lloyd
108 1
6
5
5®
iDk
Notter
'KAMA. b. g, 4, by Hawkswick — ^Amaranth (E. J. Gildersleeve).
CityPark 1 1—16 1:.>3 hvy 14-o 107 6 2 2 3 6=® 6= C Kot‘i‘iicr Tv:i
3-1 1:16 slow 12 105 8 8 7
1 1 :40* good 50 92* 9 9 10 9
3 108 1 4 2 2
HANDZARRA, ch. m, 6, by Handsel— Elzarra (J, H. McCormick).
7:!<MS K.Grounds 3-4 1:14* fast 4 !»9 :! 11 i'' i' Sumter
72990 City Park 3-4 1:17 hvy 7 10.1 .3 2 2 6== O'* Hucstis
72781 K.Grounds 3-4 1:15* good 5 97
"2730 K.Grounds 3-4 1:16* good 7-5 106
72639 K.Grounds 6* f 1:10 slow 4* 103
7 5 4 55 5=* Sumter
1 1 1 35 6= Huestis
6 4 3 3' 1* Huestis
MAELSTROM, ch. c, 4, by Ben Strome— Favor Ban (E. R. BradloT).
68210 City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 110 7 3 3 3‘ 4=* D Boland
68134 City Park 3-4 1:14* fast 117 5 11 1= 2'4 J Lee
67628 City Park 3-4 1:17* slow 112 7 7 5 6> 6® Troxler
Prince .Ahmed, Toy Boy, OotiooiuiMi.
JolinCarroIl, GreenSeal, Esculcheoii.
Alencon, No Quarter, Refined.
Weight today 99.
anhoe, Donna. Do Re.szke.
6k 4=J V Powers Goldproof, E. T. Shipp, Refined.
10 9=> C Henry Pedro, Temaceo, Hyperion II.
2* 2® C Koerner Delphic, Nancy, Tivollni.
Weight today 99.
B. Strome, RoyaKfnyx, FrerichNiiu.
R. Onyx. Avauntecr, Chief Ilayc.s.
Goldproof, Meadowbreeze, B. Strome
Meadowbreeze. NoQuarter, Refined.
Comwllenne, Meadowbreeze, T. Boy.
Weight today 105.
VohcKime, Hyiierbole. McAllister.
Gargantua. Blacklock, McAllister.
Rap’hannock, R. Breeze, Sagapanak.
^ ^^^^^OURTH ^RACE 1 1-4 Miles. New St. Charles Hotel Handicap, 3-ycar-olds and upward* (I44.*!2-
ALMA DUFOUR, h. m, 7, by Artillety— Swanhildn (E. CoRiran).
72492 CityPark 1 1-16 1:46? fast 4-5 104 4 4 4 3 3® 25 Notter
7'2457 CityPark 1 1-16 l:47*.good lG-5 104 ' " ~ ‘
72402 CityPark 1 1-16 1:48 good 8
72291 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:53 mud 2-5
YANKEE GIRL, b. f, 4, by Sir Dixon— Broakwatar (C. B. Ellistm)
7;'WI27 K.<5Fnd_s 1 1-lC 1 :47* gooil 7 105 5 C 6 5 45 2* Notter
102 12 12 12 11 12 12=®5jas Hen’syTemaceo, Sally Preston, I’iaiitlaiid.
coo o Notte^ ^ Plantland. Zipango. Faust.
o o rr. ..o .... . . Lit. Lighter, Plautland, Dashaway.
Weight today 112.
Carthage, Juggler, Pedro.
Gold Lady, Golden West, Klllaloe.
Dandelion. Run. Water, Bea. Light.
Peter Pan, McCarter, Montgomery.
Weight today 104,
, „ - Notter P-asadena, flld Honesty, I’lantlaiid.
i, 1 1 1C 1 .0 — 10 , ^ i 5 25 2®k R McDan’KUd Honesty, Pasadena, Halbard.
?fJ-^ .1 good 8 109 7 7 10 9 8k 9'® C Koerner Temaceo, Sally Preston, Plantland.
109 1 2 2 1 1= 1'* C Koerner Lady Oakland. Listerine. Ansouia.
Weight today 104.
/.i, Ti , , . •. .0 - ,0 - - .Angeliis. Tilcing. Plautland.
72402 (.'ityPark 11-16 1:48 goods ---lo --
72131 City Park 1 1-8 1:56* mud 4
72023 City Park 1 1-16 1:54? mud 12 110 5 8 8 9 7= 6® Mouii'tain
TOKALON, h. m, 7, by Tammany — Enid (J, W. Fuller).
729:!l CityPark 1 1-16 1 :47? fast 7 118 2 :! 4 5 .5nt 7'=’,Roseu
71061 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:52? slop 2* 114 6 G G 5 4« 4*»5Radtke
70945 G’vesend 1 1-4 2:04? fast 15 113 5 4 4 5 .35 3®5‘Radtke
70114 Brighton B. 1 1-4 2:03* fast 116 14 14 14 14 14' 15=**Finn
JUGGLER, hr, g. 5,
:,ER, hr, g. 5, by Hamburg — Elusive (Bnrlew & O’Neill).
729:!l CityPark 1 1-16 1:47? fa.st 12-3 126 4 5 3 2 2' 2' R .5
Weight today 122.
McDan’lOartliage. Pedro. Old Honesty.
1 4 3 4 3.5 2® Nicol Chapultepec. J.Atkiii. Old Honesl.i.
2 2 2 1 1* 1= R McDan’lOld Honest.v, Halbard. Flavigny.
6 6 4 3 2' 2* R McDan’l Hyperion IL, Pedro„ Sally Preston.
7 8 8 8 7= 7** B McDan’l Plantland, Zipango, Faust.
CARTHAGE, ch, g, 5, by ScRano — Hettie Green (W. S. Williams). Weight todav 110
•’ 5 - I^tTAngelus, Yankee .."rK Trbdng,
1 1 il ^ 3®J V Powers L.oflatngden. HyperionlL, l’..\limed
CityPark 1 1-16 l:4j^is fast 16-a 110 1 1 2 3 3= 1® Notter .Tuggler, Pedro, Olil Ilonestv.
72;>66 CityPark 1 1-lC 1:47? fast 2* 112 3 5 4 3 4* 4=5 C Koerner Orly, Old Honesty, Tlleing.
7-78,3 K.Grounds 1 1:40* good 3-5 119
72530 City Park 1 1-8 1:53? good 3-5 115
72474 City Park 7-8 1:27* good 6-5 116
72131 City Park 1 1-8 1:56* mud 18-5 119
OLD HONESTY, h. c, 4, by Freviou
729:n CityPark 1 1-16 1:47? fast 5 11.3
72783 K.Grounds 1 1:40* good 13 111 6 5 5
72620 F.Gr’nds 1 1-4 2:12* hvy 10 108 2 2 1
72.',66 CityPark 1 1-16 1:47? fast 3 107 1 1 2
72530 City Park 1 1-8 1:53? good 4* 110 3 1 1
TEMACEO, b. c, 4, by Macy — Tee-Ky-Tee (C.
73'K'7 City I’ark 2 :!:42g hvy 4-3 117 2 2 2
72S38 City Park 1 1:46* mud S* 111 2 4 4
72729 K.Grounds 1 1:40* good 5 105 2 6 5
72620 F.Gr’nds 1 1-4 2:12* hvy 6-5 113 4 6 3
REDGAUNTLET, b. c, 4, by Sir Walter— Orangeade (T. P. Hayea!
T:’,oii7 City I’ark 2 3:42? hvy 9-5 1"S 1 I.nst rider.
729SS *’it<i- Park 1 1:45* hvy 7 I'KI 5 5 5 5 4= 1*
72895 City Park 1 1-4 2:12* slow 3 I07 3 2 2 2 2'5 1 =
72S.-.S CityPark 1 3-10 2:11* hvy 20 109 5 G 3 5 2=' Ih
72619 K.Grounds 3-4 1:18? hvy 60 107 11 12 11 8= 9®
<’. K. Ellison onlr.v — Teniacc
■Mamia Doyla (A, J. Gorey).
' ■ ■ ■ 4 4= 4=5 J Lee
3 25 4®^ J I.ee
.1 1= IV J Lee
2 2® 2* J I.ee
2 2* 2= J Lee
B. Ellison).
2 1= 1®.®. Notter
3 2® 1® Notter
5 45 2k Notter
3 2k 2® Notter
FIFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile.
and Yankee Girl.
3-year-olds and upward.
Weight today 111.
Carthage, Juggler, Pedro.
Chapultepec. Juggler, Jack Atkin.
Temaceo. Plantland. Flavigny.
Orly. Tlleing. Carthage.
Juggler, Halliard, Flavigny.
Weight today 123.
Sea Salt, P.elleview, R.dgamitlet.
Angelas, Sally Preston, Pasadena.
Pedro. Hyperion IL. Sal. Preston.
Old Honesty, Plantland, Flavigny.
Weight today 106.
V Powers Tcm.-iceo. .Sea Salt. Hellevieiv.
V Powers Plantl’d. I'.Premium, I,.ofLangdeu
J Lee Lancastrian. Flavigny, Itonna.
W .Allen Adesso, Debar. Katie Powers.
C Koerner Pedro, Hlgglnliotham, Cooney K.
Allowances. (07.S.33 — t :2Ti? fi 112.
JACK ATKIN, b. c, 4, by "Sain — El Balado (B. Bolmiber). Weight todav 1'®G
72S92 City Park 1 1:42? slow 14-5 11*! 2 2 2 2 2 2'® V Powers Chapnitepoc toaay i-b.
72802 City Park 7-8 1:27 good 4-5 i:!4 3 11 1 1= 1= J Lee Jacoliite, Pasadena. Coniodienne
^2<83 K.Grounds 1 1:40* good 13-3 129 5 2 2 2 4* 3= V Powers Cliapaltcpec. Juggler *)Id UonestV
72420 City Wrk 3-4 1:14? goodll-20 134 2 1 1 1® 1>* Notter TTie Bear, ^dy Esth^^^^^^^
J. C. CORE, ch. g, 4, by Garry Hermann — Purity (C. R. Ellison). Weight tnilav 107
- ^ Momentniii. Ganiliriinis. Ananias.
i'JS41 Sheeps d u-4 1:1.! fast o 13o 3 7 2 2* 2*® W Miller Cressina, FanevBlrd. DoIlvSnanker.
70CJ(8 Saratoga 3-4 1:12? fast 2* 113 8 5 4 4* 3=* W Miller Danoscara. .Tack Atkin Handzarra
70.118 Saratoga 3-1 1:14? hvy 1 10*. 5 5 4 2k 1® W Miller Don Enriqu; AleUieito, bSsL
‘Dead heat.
72951 City park
1 1:40? Last
7
mt
r,
Dl
Ik
U MeDau'l
72402 CityPark 1
1-16 1:48 good
3*
112
11
9
7
8
72
7®
Nicol
72’257 K.Cr’nds lm70y 1:49? slow
4
lfl6
1
1
1
1
I'J
1=
Delaby
FIRST PREMIUM, ch. h, 5, by
Gor man — Preminni
(J.
W,
• Fuller).
I’-’OSS C||\ Park
• 1 I:4..s hvv
17 5
11 1
2
3
■f
4
;»li
Not ivr
72912 <'ily Park
7 s 1:29= fast
1-7
117
2
2
4
ink
1®'
•Not ter
72820 City Park
3-4 1:15? mud
9-5
112
8
8
7
4*
2k
5^ Powers
72493 City I’ark
3-4 1:13? fast
10
114
6
7
7
•3*1
3»
B McDau'
:ms). Weight today 100.
Itedgaiinllet, Plantland. E.l’remiiim
ll.vperlonlL, Carthage. Pr. .Ahmed.
Temaceo. Sally Preston. Plantland.
Pasadena, Carthage. Right Roltal.
Weight today 103.
Rcdganntlet. I’lanll’il. l-.olLangden
I.ncky.Mose. Hanbridge. .ler.Lady.
Blagg, GoldpriMif, I,otns Eater.
McDau'l Jacobite, Collo*juy, I,ens.
m-
J
1
Ji '
1 '
%
DAILY. RACING FORM.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908.
PEDRO, br. r. by Hasetto— Palmi (C. B. Daniels).
7L‘fl3l City Park 1 1-16 l;47g fast lti-5 Ht6 3 3
73WW City Park 1 1:161 mud 5 lo:i 4 T
72729 F.Grounds 1 1:40* good 6 100 5 7
72C93 F. Grounds J 4 1:16 hvy 2 95 2
72619 F.Grounds 3-4 ItlSI hvy 8 98 4
Is). Weight today 100,
Ih 3’i P Kocriier Cartliago, Juggler, Old Honesty.
7- 5’* McCahey Temaceo, Angelus, Sally Preston.
3= 1*> McCahe.v Temaceo, Hyperion II., S.Prestou.
3* A Morgan Tileing, Platoon, Chief Hayes.
1‘ McCahey Hig’bottaam, CooneyK., NoQuarter.
SIXTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (444:!i-2:(»6i-5— IKl.)
ALMA DUFOUR, b. m. 7, by Artillery— Swanhilda (E. Corrigan).
72492 City Park 1 1-16 1 : 16? fast 4-r) 104 4 4 4 3 S* 2i Notter
72157 CityPark 1 1-16 1:47| good 16-5 104 4 3 2 3 2i 2«k R McI
72402 CityPark 1 1-16 1:48 good 8 109 7 7 10 9 8i> 9*» C Koe
72291 F.Gr’nds lm70y l:ri3 mud 2-5 109 1 2 2 1 1’ l‘i C Koe;
ORLY, b. g, 8, by Oryieto— Eily (P. M. Oivill).
728<>4 City Park 1 1-8 l:5:t2 good 6-5 108 1 7 6 3 2’i 1» J Lee
725G6 CityPark 1 1-16 l:47g fast 7 102? 7 7 7 5 3» li V Pot
72500 CityPark 1 1-16 l:47| fast 13-10 107 6 6 4 4 3* 2i Mount e .
72438 City Pk lm70y 1:451 fast 30 109 6 6 5 4 3* 3*i Pickens
DOUBT, ch. g, 4. by Star Shoot — ^Miatnwt (P. IL OMU),
72953 CityPark 1 1-16 1 :4S? fast 6 105 4 6 .6 5 6 5‘J J Lee
72915 City Park 1 1-8 l:55t fast 18-5 106 1 5 5 6 2»k li Notter
72567 City Park 1 1-2 2:86| fast 4 107 2 5 2 4 38 14 J Lee
72531 CityPark 1 3-16 2:03 good 6 106 2 9 8 3 2il*J Leo
SEA SALT, b. f, 4, by Rapallo — ^Breakdown (P. Dnnn*),
73007 City Park 2 3:423 hvy 6 92 3 1 1
72895 City Park 1 1-4 2:12J slow 3J 91 6 6 6
72785 F.Gr’nds 1 1-2 2:38J good 5 91 4 9 6
72731 F.Gr’nds 1 1-4 2:11* goodll-10 102110 8 7
72676 P.Gr’nds 1 1-4’ 2:19* hvy 8-5 91 2 3 3
FLAVI6HY, br. m. 6, by Hastings— Flavla (M« B> Watting).
73067 P.Gr’nds lni70y 1:49* mud 7 99 3 5 5 4 4 ' 4'
72991 CityPark 1 1-16 l:54g hvy 8 102 7 7 7 7 4= 3=
7‘2895 City Park 1 1-4 2:12* slow 6 96 1 4 5 4 3-
72785 F.Gr’nds 1 1-2 2:38* good 3* 98 3 3 7 7 2i 5*
72749 F.Gr’nds 1 3-16 2:03* good 10 100 6 7 7 7 6* 2‘
DELPHIE, br. m, 6. by Atheling— Liffty (X. A. Healag)
729.53 CityPark 1 1-16 1:4S| fast 9 104 5 2 2 3 4i 4*
728.36 City Park 7-8 l:33g mud 9-10 105 2 3 3 3 4»» 4*
72694 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1 :48g hvy S 104 2 1 1
72640 F.Gr’nds 1 1-4 2:12| slow 4* 103 5 1 1
E. Corrigan). Weight today 106.
.3* 2i Notter I’asadena. Old Honesty, Plaiitland.
2i 2«'‘ R McDan’IOld Honesty. Pasadena, Halbard.
8*' 9“ C Koerner Temaceo. Sally Preston. Plantland.
1’ l*i C Koerner LadJ- Oakland. Listerlne, Ansonia.
Weight today 104.
2’i 1“ J Lee Donna, Lancastrian, Beau Briimmcl
3’ 1* V Powers Old Honesty, Tllelng, Carthage.
3> 2* Monntain Ace High, Lancastrian, Bright Boy.
3* 3** Pickens Hyperion IL, Dainty Belle, Debar.
3 It 111), Weight today 96.
6 5‘1 J Lee Green Seal. Ix)rd Lovat, Gild.
2nk 11 Notter Beau Brummel. Tivolinl, Donna.
3» I’i J Lee Flavlgny, Rio Grande, Dr. McClner.
2* 1* J Lee Bellevlew, J. D. Dimn, L. Oakland,
nng). Weight today 90.
2* 2'i C Henr.v Temaceo. Bellevlew, Redgauntlet.
6 6’® C Henry Ke<lganntlet. Lancastrian, Flavlgny
6’J 2® C Henry Bellevlew, L.Macfarlan, Lancastr’n
6* 3*i Notter L.Macfarlan, J. McBride, Bellevlew
2nk 1* c Henry Ace High, J. McBride, Jungle Imp.
Mattlat). Weight today 98.
4’ 4'» Delahy Donna, Sam Taylor. Tivolinl.
4® 3®i Mulcab.v Adesso, WarnerGrlswell, Halbard.
4® 3®i S Flynn Redgauntlet. Lancastrian. Donna.
2i 5* S FTvnn Bellevlew, Sea Salt, L. Macfarlan.
6® 2® S Flynn Donna, Lancastrian, Adesso.
talag). Weight today 96.
4i 4®i V Powers Green Seal, Lord Lovat, Gild.
4‘® 4* V Powers Lord Lovat, No Quarter. ^Ibard.
4' 4’« Delahy
4® 3®i Mulcaby
4® 3®i S Flynn
2i 5* S FTvnn
6* 2® S Flynn
1® 1* V Powers Hawkama, Nancy, Tivolinl.
1* 1* V Powers Lady Charade, Vincentlo, St. Noel.
SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward. SeUing. (67201—1:45*— 6— 104.)
LADY VnfCENT, b. f, 4, by 8t. Blaise— Lady Yiolet (A. L. Aste),
72726 F.Grounds 7-8 1:30| good 6 100 5 8 7 7 7® 7»* Sumter
72440 CityPark 1 1-16 1 :60* fast 3* 97 1 9 5 2 1»* 1® Snmter
72107 City Park 7-8 1:28| fast 30 99 4 6 6 6 6* 6* Sumter
WARNER GRISWELL, br. g, 4, by Ornna— Sarah (P. Dnaiw).
72991 CitvPark 1 1-16 1:54* hvy 4i Ht6 5 4 1 2« 2i Notter
72858 CityPark 1 3-l6 2:11* hvy 4 97 3 2 5 4 7®» 7®<5C Henry
72822 CityPark 1 1-16 1:52 mud 7 104 6 3 3 2 1® 1* Notter
72656 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:55* slop 5 95133 6 4* 4»C Henry
JOHN SMTJLSKI, br. h, 6, by Eahei^Ellangowan (J. P. Mayberry).
73049 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1 :48* fast 20 108 4 21 1 1®1’ Heidel
72970 City Park 7-8 1:28* fast 9-5 104 15 12 10 10 9® 8»i Nptter
72765 F.Grounds 3-4 l:15g good 12 109 12 8 8 6* 7«5 Lloyd
70332 Brighton 1 1-16 1:45* fast 16 114 11 5 5 5 8® 10®**Radtke
HEINE, b. g, 5, by Sandringham — Lady Godhra (O. Strans).
72748 F.Grounds 7-8 1:28* good 6* 104 1 2 1 1 1« 2® V Powei
72083 City Park 3-4 1:14 fast 10 KB 6 8 7 9» V Notter
1 1:40| good 9
it (A. Xh Aste)» Weight today 95.
7® 7»i Sumter Telescope, HannibalBey.G’mbrinue
1®* 1® Snmter C. Hnron, L. Macfarlan, Jnst So.
6* 6* Sumter AceHigfa, Avannteer, Lancastrian,
p. Dnniw). Weight today 97.
2* 2i Notter Adesso. Flavlgny. Halbard.
7®» 7>®5C Henry Redgauntlet. Adesso. Debar.
1® 1® Notter Grenade, Debar, John McBride.
4* 4* 0 Henry Hawkama, Gargantna, Debar,
r. P. Mayberry). Weight today 110.
1® 1’ Heidel Tlie Clansman, Grenade, Gild.
9® 8®i Nptter Mr. Peabody, J.Witt, Rappahann’ek
6* 7** Lloyd Conyllle, Gambrinns, ^ppal^nnock
8® 10®**Radtke Saylor, Mias Doyle, Von Tromp.
■trans). Weight today 108.
14 2® V Powers JobnCarrtdl, L. Breese, LuckyMose
9* 7® Notter Qnadrille. Robin Hood, S.P^ton.
71581 Latonla 1 1:40| good 9 103 3 3 4 4 6 5* Pickena Polly Prim, Edwin Gnm, Harting.
DR. M’CLUER, b. g, 6, by Gerolstein — Misfortune (M. L. Britton). Weight t^ay 107,
73010 CityPark 1 1-16 1:53 h<-y 4J 107 5 3 4 4 5® 4®i R McDau’lIvanboe. Donna. De Reszke.
72804 City Park 1 1-8 l:53g good 10 108 2 4 5 5 5‘ 5®* C Koerner Orly, Donna, Lancastrian.
72567 City Park 1 1-2 2:36| fast 7-10 111 4 1 1 1 4« 4** NIcol Doubt, Flavlgny, Rio Grande.
72511 City Park 3-4 1:13* fast 30 110 7 7 7 7 7®**Nlcol R. Thompson, CooneyK., Hanbridge
72458 CityPark 1 3-16 2:02| good 4* lU 6 6 5 2 1®* 1® Mountain Donbt, Flavlgny, Delpbic.
DONNA, ch. m, 6, by Donoraii — ^Mata (B. Bttreibar). Weight today 107.
73067 F.Gr'nds lm70y 1 :49* mud 6-5 104 5 3 2 1 1= 1® V Powers Sam Taylor. Tivolinl, Flavlgny.
73010 CitvPark 1 1-16 1:53 hvy 18-5 105 2 1 1 1 2* 2* V Powers Ivanboe, De Reszke, Dr. McCIuer.
72915 City Pary 1 1-8 l^Sn* fast 2* 107 7 7 6 6 6« 4** V Powers Doubt, Beau Brummel, Tivolinl.
72895 City Park 1 1-4 2:12* slow 16-5 103 4 1 1 1 16 4* R McDan’lRedgauntlet, Lancastrian, Flavlgny
72838 City Park 1 1:46* mud 30 108 9 9 9 9 9 9®* J Lee Temaceo, Angelus, Sally Preston.
TTVOLINI, eh. r, 4, by Mirthful— Flower Dellia (L. A. OelU). Weight today 108.
7:io67 F.Gr’nds ImTOy 1:49* mud 20 103 4 4 4 5 3® 3* R McDan’lDonna. Sam Tayloi'. Flavlgny.
72915 City Park 1 1-8 1 :55* fast 5 105 2 4 4 2 3* 3® R McDan’l Doubt, Bean Brummel, Donna.
72836 City Park 7-8 1:33* mud 4 104 6 6 4 5 5* 5®» Notter Lord Loyat, No Quarter, Halbard.
72747 F.Gr’nds 1 1-16 1:51 good 4 102* 111 1 1* 1* R McDan’lGrenade, Tern’s Rod, Cnll.
BEAU BRUMMEL. b. g, 4, by Star Shoot— Dixoletta (John Markloia) Weight today 106.
7.;o67 F.Gr’nds lm70y 1:49* mud 9-5 104 1 2 3 3 5 5»« Notter Donna, .Sam Taylor. Tivolinl.
72915 Cit.v Park 1 1-8 1:55* fast 4 107 3 1 1 1 1' 2® J Lee Donbt, Tivolinl, Donna.
72804 Citv Park 1 1-8 1:53* good 2* 105* 7 2 2 2 3* 4»J V Powers Orly, Donna, Lancastrian.
72638 F.Gr’nds ImTOy 1:49* slow 16-5 105 2 2 2 3 2® 1® J Lee Ace High, Tivolinl, Fantastic.
LORD LOVAT, br. c, 4, by Knight of the Thistle— Flora Dora (E. W HefTnor). Weight today 104.
!• Weight today 107.
1= 1® V Powers Sam Taylor. Tivolinl, Flavlgny.
2® 2* V Powers Ivanboe, De Reszke, Dr. McCIuer.
6* 4‘* V Powers Doubt, Beau Brummel, Tivolinl.
16 4* R McDan’lRedgauntlet, Lancastrian, Flavlgny
9 9®* J Lee Temaceo, Angelus, Sally Preston.
72953 CitvPark 1 1-16 1:48* fast 3-2 109 6 4. 3 2 2»i 2* Notter
72S94 CityPark 1 1-lG 1:51* slow 6-5 106 3 2 J 1 16 ins w Ott
72S36 City Park 7-8 1:33| mud 10 102 4 4 2 2 2* 1* Lang
72131 City Park 1 1-8 1:561 mud 8 105 5 6 3 6 66 «• DeUby
HALBARD, b. g, 4, by Governor Foraker — Pecos (P, M. Civill).
72<<91 CitvPark 1 1-16 1:54* hvy 6-5 lOX 6 6 1 3 3® 4«i J la^e
72894 CitvPark 1 1-16 1:51* slow 3 108 4 7 5 3 2® 2»6 J Ix>e
72836 City Park 7-8 1:33| mud 8 104 3 2 5 4 3® 3®* J I>ee
72729 F.Grounds 1 1:40* good 40 91*10 10 9 10 9* 10®>*Yorke
Green Seal. Gild. Delphie.
Halbert, Minot, Grenade.
No Quarter. Halbard. Delphie.
Plantland. Zlpango. Faust.
Weight today 104.
Adesso. Warner Griswell, Flavigny
Lord Lovat, Minot, Grenade.
IxM-d Lovat, No Quarter, Delphie.
Pedro, Temaceo, Hyperion II.
RACING DATES FOR 1908.
New California Jockey Club, San Francisco, Cal.:
November 9 to May 2. (Oakland track. 151 days).
Las Angeles Racing Association, Arcadia, Cal.:
December 7 to April 1. (Santa Anita Park, 100
days).
THE NEW ORLEANS SEASON embraced in all
121 days, sixty-one for the City Park Jockey Clnb at
Cit.v Park, and sixty for the Crescent City Jockey
Club at the Fair Grounds, the arrangement of re-
ni.tiiiing dales being as follows:
Fair Grounds — February 3 to February 15.
City Park — Fel>ruary 17 to February 29.
Fair Grounds — March 2 to March 14.
City Park — March 16 to March 28.
Fair Grounds — March 30 to April 11.
Washington Jockey (Hub, Washington, D. C.:
March 23 to April 14. (Benning, 20 days).
Queens County Jockey Club, New York, N. Y, :
April 15 to April 28. (.\queduct, 12 days).
Metropolitan Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
April 29 to May 12. (Jamaica, 12 days).
Westchester Racing Association, New York, N. Y. :
May 13 to May 30. (Belmont Park, 16 days).
Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto, Ont.:
May 23 to June 6. (Woodbine Park, 12 days).
Brooklyn Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
June 1 to June 18. (Gravesend. 16 days).
Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal, Quebec:
June 6 to June 20. (Blue Bonnets, J.3 days).
Hamilton Jockey Club, Hamilton, Ont.:
June 9 to Juue 20. (Hamilton, 11 days).
Coney Island Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
.lime 19 to July 6. (Slieepshoad Bay, 15 days).
BuHalo Racing Association, Buffalo, N. Y. :
June 2U to July 25. (Kenilworth Park, 31 days).
King County Fair Association, Seattle, Wash. :
Jime 20 to September 12. (The Meadows, 73
days).
Butte Jockey Club, Butte, Mont. :
June 27 to September 4. (Butte, 00 days).
Brighton Beach Racing Association, New York, N.Y,
.luly 7 to July 29. '(Brighton Beach, 20 days).
Niagara Jockey Club, Fort Erie, Ont.: «
July 27 to September 5. (Fort Erie, 36 days).
Saratoga Racing Association, Saratoga, N. Y. :
July 30 to August 22. (Saratoga, 21 days).
Empire City Trotting Club, Yonkers, N. Y.:
August 12 to August 28. (Empire City, 15 days).
Coney Island Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
August 29 to September 12. (Sbeepsbead Bay, 13
days). *
Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal. Que.:
August 29 to September 18. (Blue Bonnets, 18
days).
Brooklyn Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
September 14 to Septemlier 26. ((iraveseud, 12
days).^
Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto, Ont.:
SeiitemlHT 19 to September 26. (WixHlbiue Park,
7 days).
Brighton Beach Racing Association, New York, N.Y. :
.Septemlier ‘28 to October 3. (Brighton Beach, 0
days).
Hamilton Jockey Club, Hamilton, Ont :
.SepteiiilxT 29 to October 10. (Uaniilton, 11 days).
Westchester Racing Asaociation, New York, N. Y. :
fh tolier to October 17. (Belmont Park, 12 days).
Fort Worth Fair Association, Fort Worth. Texas:
OctoiMT 8 to Ol'lolier 16. (Fair fJroumls. ,s ilays).
Empire City Trotting Club, Yonkers, N. Y.:
October 19 to October 24. (Kiupire City, 6 days).
Metropolitan Jockey Club, New York, N. Y. :
October 26 to November 4. (Jamaica, 9 days).
Queens County Jockey Club, New York, N. Y.:
November o to November 14. (Aqueduct, 9 days).
Washington Jockey Club, Washington, D. C. :
November 16 to November 28. (Benning, 12 days).
FOREIGN STAKE DATES, 1908.
Lincolnshire Handicap, Lincoln, 1 mile, March 24.
Grand National Steeplechase, Liverpool, 4 miles
and 856 yards, March 27.
Liverpool Spring Cup, Llverpocd, 1 S-8 miles,
March 28.
Qneen’s Plate, Kempton, 1 1-4 miles, April 20.
^Babraham Plate. Newmarket, 1 1-2 miles, April
Great Metropolitan Handicap, Epsom, 2 1-4 miles,
April 28.
City and Suburban Handicap, Epsom, 1 1-4 miles,
AprS! 29.
Hyde Park Plate, Epsom, 5-8 mile, April 29.
Sandown Park Produce Stakes, Sandown, 5-8
mile. May 1.
Two Thousand Guineas, Newmarket, 1 mile.
May 6.
One Thousand Guineas, Newmarket, 1 mile.
May 8.
Chester Cup, Chester, 2 1-4 miles. May 13.
Great Jubilee Handicap, Kempton Park, 1 1-4
miles. May 16. ,
Newmarket Handicap, Newmarket, 1 1-4 miles.
May 19.
Newmarket Stakes. Newmarket, 1 1-4 miles.
May 20.
Great Ncrtbern Handicap, -York, 1 1-2 miles.
May 28.
Woodcote Stakes, Epsom, 3-4 mile, June 2.
Derby, Epsom, 1 1-2 miles, June 3.
Oaks, Epsom, 1 1-2 miles, June 5.
Acorn Stakes, Epsom, 6-8 mile. June 5.
Hurst Park Foal Plate, Hurst Park, 6-8 mile,
June 8.
Coventry Stakes, Ascot, 5-8 mile, June 16.
Prince of Wales Stakes, Ascot, 1 6-8 miles,
June 16.
Coronation Stakes. Ascot, 1 mile, June 17.
Gold Cup, Ascot, 2 1-2 miles, Jane 18.
New Stakes, Ascot, 6-8 mile, June 18.
Hardwicke Stakes, Ascot, 1 1-2 miles, June 19.
Alexandra Stakes, Ascot, 2 3-4 miles and 85 yards,
June 19.
North Derby, Newcastle, 1 1-2 miles, June 23.
’July Stakes, Newmarket, 5 furlongs and 140 yards,
June 30.
Prince of Wales Stakes, Newmarket, 1 lr2 miles,
July 2.
Llngtield Park Plate, Lingfield, 1 1-4 miles,
July 10.
Great Foal Plate, Lingfield, 5-8 mile, July 11.
Chesterfield Stakes. Newmarket, 5-8 mile, July 10,
Eclipse Stakes. Sandown, 1 1-4 miles, July 17.
National Breeders’ Produce Stakes, Sandown, 5-8
mile, July 18.
St. George Stakes, Liverpool, 1 3-8 miles, July 22.
Great Lancashire Breeders’ Stakes, Liverpool, 5-8
mile, July 23.
Liverpool Cup, Liverpool, 1 3-8 miles, July 24.
Ham Stakes, G(x>dwood, 3-4 mile, July 28.
GoodwcxKl Piate, Goodwood, 2 miles, July 29.
Goodwood Cup, Goodwood, 2 1-2 miles, July 30.
Molecomb Stakes, G<XHlwood, 3-4 mile, July 31.
Astley Stakes, Lewes, 5-8 mile, August 7.
City of London Foal Plate, Kempton Park, 1 1-4
miles, August 13.
Durham County Produce Plate, Stockton, 1 1-4
miles, August 20.
Lennox Plate, Hurst Park, 1 1-4 miles, August
22 .
Great EI>or Handli-'ap, York, 1 3-4 miles, Au-
gust 20.
Great Yorkshire Stakes, York, 1 1-2 miles, Au-
gust 27.
Champagne Stakes, Doncaster, 5 furlongs and 132
yards, September 8.
St. Leger, Doncaster, 1 3-4 miles and 132 yards,
September 9.
Doncaster Cup, Doncaster, 2 miles, September 11.
Ayrshire Handicap, Ayr, 1 3-8 miles, Septem-
ber 17.
Prince Edward Handicap, Manchester, 1 1-4
miles, September 19.
Newbury Autumn Cup, Newbury, 2 1-8 miles,
September 25.
Jockey Club Stakes, Newmarket, 1 3-4 miles, Oc-
tober 1.
Imiierial Produce Plate, Kempton Park, 3-4 mile,
October 9.
Duke of York Handicap, Kempton Park, 1 mile,
October 10.
Champion Stakes, Newmarket, 1 1-4 miles, Oc-
tober 13.
Cesarewltcb Handicap, Newmarket, 2 1-4 miles,
October 14.
Middle Park Plate, Newmarket, 3-4 mile, Oc-
tober 16.
Gatwlck Stakes, Gatwick, 1 1-2 miles, October 20.
Surrey Stakes, Gatwlck, 7-8 mile, October 21.
Sandown Produce Stakes, Sandown, 1 5-8 miles,
October 22.
CBnibridgeshlre Handicap, Newmarket, 1 1-8
miles, October 28.
Dewbnrst Plate, Newmarket, 7-8 mile, October 29.
Liverpool Autumn Cup, Liverpool, 1 3-4 miles,
November 6.
Chesterfield Nursery Plate, Derby, 5-8 mile, No-
vember 11.
Derby Gold Cup, Derby, 1 3-4 miles, November 13.
Manchester November Handicap, Manchester,
1 1-2 miles, November 28.
VETERAN WESTERN TRAINER FASSES AWAY.
Pat Grogan, a kindly vcceiitric old soul and a
good trainer, is dead. Ix>ng ago he fraineil for
J. D. Patton and others of the colony of liorsc
breeders and horse lovers settlcnl at or near Mary-
ville. Mo. Etliel Gray was one of the best racers
he ever trained and she was good enough to go to
the races anywber*. But Grogan trained many
other horses of note in western training. He was
slxty-two years of age.
STAKES FOR HAMILTON’S SPRING MEETING.
Hamilton, Out.. February 7. — Secretary A. K.
Loudon of the Hamilton Jockey Club has annoum-eii
the conditions of the five stakes to be decided during
the coming spring meeting and entries to which
will close February 20. Tliey are the Hamilton
Derby, (Sraiit Spring Brewery Handicap, Wentworth
Plate, Tuckett Selling Stakes and Barton Steeiile-
ehas«-.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
’llie first foal of the season at Valley Farm Stud
is a chestnut filly’ by Martimas— Noblec.
It Is reiKJTted that U. W. Hoag has pnrcbus«Ml
the contract on Jockey HealUerton for $1,-500.
Louis V. Bell has announced that be will go to
Japan and possibly take up his permsinent resi-
dence at Toklo. says a New York newspaper.
It ‘is said that S. C. Hildreth will rely ui>oii Mee-
liek to win the California Derby and will proli-
ably not send Uncle to the post, lie Is not hurry-
ing the preparation of the latter, while Meeliek is
said to be ready now.
The leaders in the Kentucky legislature in oppusi-
liou to the passage of the several bills affecting
tbe State Racing Commission ami the turf in tliat
state are Senator J. P. Cbinu and Representative
Anderson, projirletor of the Tea’s Over Stud.
The bill iutro*lueed_ in the New York legislature
by Ass«-mblyman Hart, of Oneida county, to an-
nually set aside $250,000 for the support of the
ctaiuly f.ilrs, is said by Its opponents to lie nn-
coustitutioual. In that one legislature cannot legis-
late for a succeeding one.
It is tile eoDseusiis of o|iiiiioii among Oakland
horsemen that Goldlilatt would have won the Oaks
with Keep Moving if the filly had been sbip|ieil
to California a week earlier than she was and
put in liard traiiiiag at Santa .\ulta or Xanforau
for a week before the race.
TURF FOLLOWERS <H)0D BUSINESS MEN.
(Continued from first page.)
some of his winnings: ‘‘I knew a young fellow who
I an a gentleman's furuisliiiig gissls store and was
agent for a laundry,” said G.. “and he was always
after me to buy an Interest in so^ gmsl lmsiue.ss.
When I returned to town that iii^t 1 sent him a
telegram that all the money be wanted was await-
ing him in the tiaiik. Next day we bouglit out u
laundry in Forty-second Street. Wlien we Isiuglit
it the business amounted to $300 a week. Now it
runs to $1..500 a week and there is twenty per
cent, profit in it. 1 am an advocate for fre»“doin of
ai'tion and adven-ate betting on races, though 1
iu*ed never bet another dollar myself.”
-VlKiut eighteen years ago there was a well-known
selling plater called Pilot mi the turf. His owner
«as a dealer in butter, eggs, cheese, etc. He had
two sons, liotli of whom had inherited equall.v strong
desires to tiet on races as possessed the father. In
course of time tlie father died. The Isiys had got
down to their last dollar. Vowing never to wager
again on a race, they liegaii to retrieve tlieir lost
liusliie.ss. Humbly enough they were forced to be-
gin. Tlmy would buy cheeses in imiuld and would
sell at retail to owners of saloons. Slowly, but
surely they began to regain their business. Now
th<‘y do $600.0tH) liusiness a year and earn
$25,606 anniially. They have a first-class place of
liusiness down in the produce region of New York
and are liappy. They can beat the races now that
it Is not vitally necessary and won $2,106 when
Go Bi‘tween won tiie Suliurbau in 1907. They won
tile same amount on Cohort last spring and declare
that tliey- know the way to laiat the races, if they
desire to do so. But they will stick to their regu-
lar business and will only oeeasltmally go to the
races.
-VuotUcr youth, once a clerk for Frank Eckert,
the tsHikmakcr. is and has been for a year a sales-
man for IVilliara H. Reynolds, in liis Isnig Beach
real estate. .kiiotUer. a cierk for a bookmaker, I
saw in a glove store yesterday. Fred Gcblianl.
once very prominent on the tiu'f. is in liusiness for
himself as agent for one of the greatest wine
Iioases in the world. Arthur Fealherstoiie, wlni
won the Metropolitan ami Brooklyn Handicaps and
the Auuual I'hampioD. is also again in business. .Vnd
I have no ikiiibt that where I iiersoiially know a
dozen, there are huinlreds earning a gocal living
away from the turf. .1. .1. Burke.
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